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Oops, it generated fine offline with the docker image, but I found and removed a tab character that may have caused this error.
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@ifthompson Sorry for my delay. Your submission has passed the scope review and I will start looking for an editor. However, I do need to place this on our waitlist to wait for a relevant editor. Thanks for your patience, again!
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Hi @jsta, yes I am interested.
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Software report:
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Hi @ifthompson and thanks for your submission! Because the size of the package is relatively small (lines of code < 1000) I need to ping the editorial board to vote on whether the submission is in scope in terms of substantial scholarly effort. This will take 1-2 weeks, thanks for your patience.
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Submission flagged for editorial review.
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@ifthompson You have an editor now – @jsta – who will be taking over from here.
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Hi @ifthompson 👋, After reading the paper, I'm interested to hear more about the code operation over the course of the review. In the meantime, do you have any suggested reviewers?
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Hi @jsta 👋 , the conceptual overview section of the docs explains some of the ideas in the paper in more detail. Usually it is most convenient to control operation with a configuration file, and then just run tethys.run_model('configuration_file.yml)
. I'm happy to discuss the code more if you have specific questions. Also, pinging coauthor @zarrarkhan here who can also answer questions.
I don't know a lot of people so I don't have any suggested reviewers in mind. Can you pick volunteers?
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Thanks @ifthompson, it would be very helpful if you could provide reviewer suggestions for people in the subfield with whom you and your co-authors are unaffiliated. It's preferable that they already be active on Github but not strictly required.
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👋 @eldemet Would you be willing to review this submission to JOSS?
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👋 @Mariosmsk Would you be willing to review this submission to JOSS?
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Thanks so much @Mariosmsk ! it may be a little while until the review starts. Still need to find another reviewer.
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👋 @nickrsan Would you be willing to review this submission to JOSS? We carry out our checklist-driven reviews here in GitHub issues and follow these guidelines: https://joss.readthedocs.io/en/latest/review_criteria.html
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@jsta thanks for thinking of me. I'd be willing to and the software looks interesting, but I'll note that downscaling isn't my area of expertise. I can possibly recommend another reviewer who knows Python and downscaling if you'd prefer.
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@nickrsan Thanks for the offer! Yes, please, other reviewer suggestions would be most welcome.
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The person I know who would have expertise in these areas is @khegewisch, if she's available. I'd still be happy to review the parts of it that are in my wheelhouse if you need a reviewer, but if Katherine has time/interest, I think she could better evaluate the methods, in addition to expertise in the software components.
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Hi, I'm sorry. I do not have time to do this.
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Thanks for the suggestion @nickrsan. Unfortunately, it seems Katherine is unavailable. Can I add you as a reviewer?
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Yes, I'm still willing, but likely can't review until at least October due to current commitments. If that's acceptable, I'd be happy to review the paper and code.
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That sounds reasonable to me! Thanks.
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OK, I've started the review over in #5855.
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