Re: Adding Rostlab packages to our tasks files
Dear Andreas!
Thank you for adding me to the pure blends project and thanks for the link to the documentation on the sentinel.
The YAML syntax I used for Disulfinder may not conform (Steffen warned me about this as well), but I /would like it to conform/, to motivate a
way to give multiple references.
Best regards,
Laszlo
On 11/01/12 12:06, Andreas Tille wrote:
> Hi Laszlo,
>
> On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 at 11:07:13AM +0100, Laszlo Kajan wrote:
>> I did not know that I was could maintain these tasks (bio and bio-dev). Now that you drew my attention to it, I am going to add all our packages.
>
> I hope I did at least most of them - but double checking might not harm
> and if you have other packages not yet in our repository you can
> perfectly add them as well. I consider the prospective packages entry
> as a good preparation for packaging because you are assembling some
> useful data (like description etc.)
>
> Please note: The tasks files are maintained in the Blends SVN (amongst
> other Blends). While DDs have commit permissions you as non-DD need to
> subscribe to this project. In case this would be a show stopper for you
> I'd happily proxy your patches.
>
>> * Is there a list of and a description for the fields that can appear in the tasks files like 'Published-Title', 'Remark', 'X-Remark' asf? - can
>> you please point me to it?
>
> Yes, it is documented in the Blends documentation. [1]
>
>> * Is there a way to give multiple citations for one package, like in the yaml file of disulfinder? Could the citations not be automatically
>> extracted from the upstream-metadata.yaml file for this page?
>
> Currently only one citation is supported on the tasks page, sorry. I'm
> also quite unsure whether the way disulfinder is doing is conform to the
> interpretation of upstream-metadata.yaml. Charles???
>
> The question whether the information from upstream-metadata.yaml can be
> used is pretty useful and yes, we want to take over the data in
> upstream-metadata.yaml to include automatically into the web sentinel.
> However, while the implementation has started it is not finished. So if
> you are not super keen on seeing the publication information now (= next
> day after inserting the data) I would advise to actively maintain the
> according upstream-metadata.yaml and cross fingers that Charles and me
> will be able to finish this plan soonish.
>
>> Ah, I see I can /not/ commit to the tasks (svn: Can't create directory '/svn/blends/db/transactions/3112-1.txn': Permission denied), so I attach
>> the diff (tasks.diff). The most important is to add 'profphd' to the tasks as well.
>
> Applied and commited. The result will be visible tomorrow (after cron
> run this night). Many thanks for the patch!
>
>> * So seeing that I can not change the task files, how should I do it?: ask you or Steffen to change it for me?
>
> I just added you to the Debian Pure Blends project. If you check out
> with your lkajan-guest ID you should be able to commit.
>
>> * I am now going to update the links on our wiki page.
>
> Great.
>
>> Thank you for helping us with the proper maintenance of these tasks!
>
> That's the purpose of this project - thank you for providing Free
> Software for biologists!
>
> Kind regards
>
> Andreas.
>
> [1] http://blends.alioth.debian.org/blends/ch-sentinel.en.html#s-packageslist
>
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