CI/CD for research The Alan Turing Institute, January 9-10th 2020. An event focused on exploring and developing tools to improve research software through DevOps practises and tools.
All attendees and organisers are required to read and conform to the project code at our events and when communicating online (GitHub, Slack, etc.)

Proposing a new project to work on

1. Head over to this repository's issues https://github.com/research-software-reactor/devops-for-research-sprint/issues
2. Create a new issue using the new project template, make sure to fill in the whole template and provide as much information as possible.
3. Make sure that the label has been added to the issue.
4. Give a 2 minutes pitch on the day - no slides required, just an overview of the project is needed

Contributing

Everyone is asked to follow our code of conduct and to checkout our contributing guidelines for more information on how to get started.

License

The Research Software Reactor community makes all of their materials publicly available under open source licenses.

The process documents and data are made available under a CC-BY license. Software are made available under an BSD 3 clause license.