Once the repository is public, we should register it with Zenodo so each release gets a permanent DOI. This makes the software easier to cite and improves reproducibility because Zenodo keeps an archived record of every version.
After Zenodo assigns the DOI, we can update the CITATION.cff file. I believe multiple references can be included in a CITATION.cff using a references section, so the Zenodo DOI can sit alongside any related papers.
To do:
Once the repository is public, we should register it with Zenodo so each release gets a permanent DOI. This makes the software easier to cite and improves reproducibility because Zenodo keeps an archived record of every version.
After Zenodo assigns the DOI, we can update the
CITATION.cfffile. I believe multiple references can be included in aCITATION.cffusing a references section, so the Zenodo DOI can sit alongside any related papers.To do: