CMOR 3.8.0 Release
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mauzey1 commented
- Change configure.ac to 3.8.0 and rerun autoconf.
- Increment CMOR 3.7.3 in INSTALL file to CMOR 3.8.0
- Review all issue lists and close all redundant issues (move unresolved issues to next milestone)
- Validate version info is correctly written (CMOR version should be 3.8.0)
- Update main branch
- Get the latest CMIP6_CV.json in cmip6-cmor-tables using the cronjob script.
- Set 3.8.0 tag point in PCMDI/cmor repo
- Create new Release 3.8.0 in PCMDI/cmor
- Create conda-forge version 3.8.0 in cmor-feedstock
- Test cmor 3.8.0 from conda-forge
conda create -n cmor3.8.0 -c conda-forge cmor - Prepare and publish release notes to CMOR website
- Update website so correct tag points (3.8.0) are noted for build notes
- Create PDF from website. (use jekylll build and Prince). post new tag to cmor3_documentation.
- Update
publication_datein .zenodo.json - Obtain Zenodo DOI (not needed linked to latest release automatically)
- Update README.md with updated Stable version info (should be 3.8.0) and updated Zenodo DOI info
- Email cmor@llnl.gov, including the text: Please pass on this email to anyone you know who plans to prepare CMIP6 model output for the archive.
durack1 commented
@mauzey1 it seems the Anaconda shield on the README.md is pointing at the PCMDI anaconda channel, should probably redirect that to conda-forge.
While I'm at it, the link to the documentation also notes "CMOR 3.7 documentation can be found at: http://cmor.llnl.gov/" so that should probably also be dropped under the shields and the (now obsolete) version removed
Nice to see this live!
mauzey1 commented
This is what I'm seeing on the README.
Try reloading the page.
durack1 commented
Yep the Anaconda.org links to https://conda.anaconda.org/pcmdi - whereas this should most likely be https://anaconda.org/conda-forge/cmor