JOSS Submission#122
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Co-authored-by: Liam Pattinson <LiamPattinson@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: ShaunD137 <shaun.doherty@york.ac.uk>
ZedThree
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Some other things that I didn't see that are worth mentioning or making explicit:
sdf-xarrayis a wrapper over SDF-C, just likesdf_helper- this means we also have compiled components
- we use a modern Python backend (
scikit-build-core) to simplify the building process, even for local builds - we distribute pre-built binaries, built using
cibuildwheelto build on multiple platforms
Co-authored-by: Peter Hill <zed.three@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: ZedThree <peter.hill@york.ac.uk>
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@ZedThree Thanks for the useful feedback! I have updated the paper to also include the bullet points you've mentioned in the |
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Looking really good! I only have a few style comments and a couple potential missing references.
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@LiamPattinson I have tightened the flow of the |
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This whole section looks much better to me! Just a few typos etc.
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All looks good to me. I've suggested a few tiny changes -- mostly adding/removing apostrophes, and one slight rewording of a bit of text.
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I think it's high time we publish a paper on sdf-xarray in JOSS as it's currently in a good state. Please can everyone tagged here read through the paper. It would be nice to have a polished draft complete within the next few weeks so that we can submit a draft to JOSS before EPS-PP 2026!
For those unfamiliar this is quite different to the traditional physics journal publication route. Please read this section of their documentation to understand the section titles and the expected format. The paper is meant to be on the shorter side and be complimentary to the existing documentation.
Document format
This document is written using a flavour of Markdown provided by JOSS, please see their documentation for details.
Authorship
I have added anyone who has contributed to the project using the GitHub contributors statistics. If you think I've missed someone please let me know. If you would prefer to have your name retracted from the paper please also let me know.
With that being said, I have added the following authors to the paper in the following order:
I have attempted to get all of your Orcid's correct, please do check them!
Citations
This is the first paper I have written so I might have not got the citations completely right, especially when it comes to citing software projects where there is no clear
CITATION.cffor bibtex entry. Any suggestions here would be appreciated.Building the paper
I have not managed to build the PDF locally (might be an M-series MacOS thing) but feel free to try yourself.
Everytime a new change to
paper.mdis pushed to GitHub, the GitHub action gets triggered. You can view the compiled PDF by clicking on the latest commit that's worked, then the "paper draft", then click on the "upload" section in the main window and click on the link at the end which should download a.zipfile with the pdf.