After @cnc6 noticed the Communities feature of Zenodo, I created one for the MUSES project, under which we can publish code related to the project.
Please @devs remember to link your Zenodo record to the MUSES grant in addition to use the correct community
I have seen zenodo mentioned in various posts but I don’t know what needs to be done with zenodo in relation to our module hosted at gitlab.
@alford Zenodo provides long-term storage for data and software products with DOIs compatible with academic publications. This post will probably answer most of your questions.
Typically people generate a “release” of their software with a semantic version number (v1.2.3) and then download that version as a zip file that is uploaded to the Zenodo record. For example, I could manually export a zip file of the Calculation Engine source code v0.11.0 using the dropdown menu on GitLab:
Thank you for the illustration, I was able to download a zip file of the current flavor equil code.
Is there a step by step guide for what we need to do with it in relation to zenodo? I created an account at zenodo.org but I don’t know what to do next.
Dear Alford, we are actively working with @carlosc7 on a step-by-step guide. It will be posted today at a later time.
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