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"What's New" credit and referencing #3838
"What's New" credit and referencing #3838
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Closes #3818 |
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@bouweandela as one of our newest core devs do you fancy reviewing and merging your first Iris PR? |
Ported over the contents of #3843 - felt like I was asking for Git trouble otherwise! Closes #3837 Adds:
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Mostly just a couple typos to fix. Otherwise this is looking good. Good work!
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Will need a follow up PR to correct the "What's New" from #3804 |
I see that you are mostly using full real names, but not for everyone, e.g here and here. However. I think it might look better, and be safer in terms of what contributors are really comfortable with, to just use user ids. |
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* master: whatsnew - using the author github id (SciTools#3849) Bring SciTools#3804 whatsnew in line with format changes from SciTools#3838. (SciTools#3847) "What's New" credit and referencing (SciTools#3838) Allow passing None for all coord-system optional args. (SciTools#3804) var_name in AuxCoord created by trajectory.interpolate() (SciTools#3718)
Adds two new aspects to Iris "What's New" entries to improve Iris' efficacy as an open source project.
Open source projects need to be both dynamic and transparent, so it's important that anyone interested can get as much detail as they need on changes in the project.
Open source communities rely on their developer base, some of whom might be volunteering their time. Public recognition rewards contributing developers and demonstrates the quality of the community, hopefully encouraging further and wider collaboration.
Mimicking the Cartopy format - developer credit first - meant adapting the 'voice' of many of the existing "What's New" entries to get them to state the implemented change before any further context. If anyone below feels I have minced their words, or if they are unhappy being publicly credited, feel free to speak up!