MRG, MAINT: add codemeta #8669
MRG, MAINT: add codemeta #8669
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The authors look like something that could be easily scripted except for the ORCID ID. |
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CIs all green, ready for review/merge |
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Have some ideas for making things more DRY/reduce number of steps this adds to our processes.
Also can you write a corresponding line in the wiki for making a release for example:
4. PENDING PR 8669: Check `tools/generate_codemeta.py` against new names in `doc/changes/latest.inc` for compound surnames, then run `tools/generate_codemeta.py` to update `codemeta.json`Choosing the number/location based on probably needing to come after changing the version, but before pushing a commit, and before making the GitHub release? I think this plus my inline suggestions would reduce the "added effort" to support this to be ~1 minute during the "making a release" stage, which would be great!
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CIs all green again, ready for second review. |
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So the only thing we have to do from now on (other than make sure this code still works) is, during release:
- Edit tools/generate_codemeta.py to update the compound_surnames variable (if needed, based on new contributors from the changelog). Then from the tools folder run python generate_codemeta.py to update the codemeta metadata for this release.
Sounds easy enough to me, +1 for merge
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OK, local testing in an env using mne-stable seems to work correctly now. after running it I manually back-dated the |
* add codemeta.json (metadata) * update mailmap * add generator script * regen JSON * remove leading newline * cleaner; better comments * exclude codemeta from manifest * safer check * better comments, automate downloadUrl * clearer variable names * regen JSON * DRY dependency versions; changes from Eric's review * fix path * regen metadata
Boilerplate was generated using https://codemeta.github.io/codemeta-generator/ and the things that might change (release date, release version, dependencies, and authors) are update by the new script
tools/generate_codemeta.pywhich can be run at release time.