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Please add citation information
A CITATION.txt with a BibTeX (ideally a DOI) would be much appreciated :)
See here for a guideline on how to make code citable: https://guides.github.com/activities/citable-code/
It has to be done by repo admins. I looked into it and got stuck in support limbo for the citation service, because the admins for the Mozilla org didn't want to enable the app globally, so the webhook had to be added manually and the repo enabled by support.
Am 18.09.2020 um 12:47 schrieb lissyx [email protected]:
This has been requested a few times, PRs to add that are welcome.
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Another idea would be to write up a technical report/paper and post it to ArXiv or somewhere.
Another idea would be to write up a technical report/paper and post it to ArXiv or somewhere.
Write it, I'll gladly put my name as first author on it. :D
Is there a way to energize the repo admins to lift this onto master? An official BibTeX would be nice
It has to be done by repo admins. I looked into it and got stuck in support limbo for the citation service, because the admins for the Mozilla org didn't want to enable the app globally, so the webhook had to be added manually and the repo enabled by support.
Is there a way to energize the repo admins to lift this onto master? An official BibTeX would be nice
What is blocking here is getting a DOI I think, @reuben can correct me. Maybe we should just go with bibtex to cite with a \url{}
See here for a guideline on how to make code citable: https://guides.github.com/activities/citable-code/
As per the previous mention, Zenodo is the preferred way according to the Github Guidelines. The DOI would, however, need to reference a specific release.
Assign this to me, I'm familiar with DoI and BibTex :D
As of now, the problem in not bibtex/doi, it's admin-level github mozilla org.