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[PRE REVIEW]: CNearest: A C++ toolkit to use the nearest-neighbour method of regularised stokeslets algorithm to solve viscous flow problems #7191
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@ergoregion Have you shortened your paper yet, per @arfon's request? |
@kyleniemeyer , yes my colleague, @djsmithbham, has reduced the word count. |
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@ergoregion great, thank you. It does look like the paper is missing DOIs for many/most articles, so please do add those. In addition, it appears that the Eigen reference is not formatted correctly, particularly the author names. Regarding the software itself, I see that you have a test suite - do you have continuous integration set up? (If so, I can't see any indication of the status, though I do see the test coverage number.) Either way, please point to some documentation about running the test suite; this is a requirement for us but I cannot find it. Thanks! @philipcardiff could you edit this, once the authors have addressed the above issues? |
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I don't think the remaining citations have any DOI numbers. |
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Hi @fabienevrard, Would you be interested in reviewing the submission “CNearest: A C++ toolkit to use the nearest-neighbour method of regularised stokeslets algorithm to solve viscous flow problems”, which we received at JOSS? The link for the submission is #7191 , and the repository is at https://gitlab.com/djsmithbham/cnearest. If you are unfamiliar with JOSS, the review process is unique: it takes place in a GitHub issue, is open, and encourages author-reviewer-editor conversations. You can have a look at our review criteria (https://joss.readthedocs.io/en/latest/review_criteria.html) and review checklist (https://joss.readthedocs.io/en/latest/review_checklist.html) to get an idea of what is expected. |
FYI, I emailed two other potential reviewers. |
Hi @philipcardiff, yes I am happy to review this submission. This is my first time reviewing for JOSS so bear with me! I will go through the review checklist and report back here shortly. |
Thanks, @fabienevrard. |
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Hi @Pecnut, would you be interested in acting as a reviewer for this submission? |
Hi @philipcardiff! Yes, I am happy to review this submission, but I won't be able to do this until after Christmas. Is that OK? |
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Submitting author: @ergoregion (Neil Butcher)
Repository: https://gitlab.com/djsmithbham/cnearest
Branch with paper.md (empty if default branch): JOSS-paper
Version: 0.0.1
Editor: @philipcardiff
Reviewers: @fabienevrard, @Pecnut
Managing EiC: Arfon Smith
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