How do we plan to publish the repository? Will we use the current gitlab repo or move to github?
The problem with the internal gitlab instance is that external users cannot open issues. The advantage of it is that we already have CI. Can we somehow combine them?
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I don't think it's a good idea to push directly from gitlab to zenodo, because we can't link back to gitlab (not publicly available). We can make it publicly available, but I would avoid this.
Solution: let's update the .gitlab ci to push the tags to a publicly available github repository (e.g. https://github.com/zavolanlab/zarp)
Regarding uploading, to zenodo the easiest way is to do it manually. I think using the API via CI is too much work (and a bit risky) as we have to adjust many different options and zenodo does not allow you to make too many changes afterward. So in case of mistakes, it will not be easy to fix.
Solution: Upload manually, but need the following information:
Publication date
Title
**Authors (Family Name, Given Names, optionally ORCID)
Description It would be nice here to have the github link
Version
Language (e.g. 'eng')
Access right (e.g. Open access, Licence: Apache License 2.0)
Grants It has options: Schweizerischer nationalfonds zur förderung der wissenschaftlichen forschung (CH) and Europen Commison (EU) which are relevant to us
Work partially supported by SNF grants #51NF40-182880 (NCCR RNA & Disease) and #310030_189063 (MZ). M.K., M.B. and D.B. are recipients of the Biozentrum's fellowship for excellence.
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