Peter Harrison

@antaldaniel In the meantime, I wonder if we can just add a warning message to the README telling users that many of the functions are now broken? I wouldn't mind...

Dallinger already had a websockets implementation (see `sockets.py`) but it no longer works due to dependency updates. We think a good solution is to update this code to use the...

Yes, strangely there are a couple of places in the Dallinger code where, when a participant is failed, `experiment.recruiter.recruit` is called instead of `experiment.recruit`, which bypasses any custom logic in...

@antaldaniel FYI

Hi @polvanrijn, I moved your comment here.

To do - @jessesnyder will rebase, then @jacobyn will test

I'm not sure there is a good citation yet, unfortunately! The authors often just cite it by URL, e.g. > Here, we used the experimental automation software Dallinger (see [dallinger.readthedocs.io](http://dallinger.readthedocs.io/))...

Yes good point! ________________________________ From: Seth Frey ***@***.***> Sent: 30 January 2023 00:10 To: Dallinger/Dallinger ***@***.***> Cc: Peter Harrison ***@***.***>; Comment ***@***.***> Subject: Re: [Dallinger/Dallinger] Citing Dallinger (Issue #4802) URL...

Note for the future: #5076 had some earlier ideas on this topic, but we should go with the present issue for the upcoming implementation.

Maybe instead of `dallinger.recruiters.recruiter` we should just put `dallinger/recruiters/recruiter.py` into `dallinger/recruiters/__init__.py` and then we can say `from dallinger.recruiters import XYZ`?