@@ -20,7 +20,6 @@ To be in technical scope for a pyOpenSci review, your package:
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* Should be structured in a way that someone else could contribute to it
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* Should vendor dependencies using standard approaches rather than including code from other packages within your repository.
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### Notes on scope categories
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- pyOpenSci is still developing as a community. If your scientific Python
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package does not fit into one of the categories or if you have any other
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Python tools. It is thus important for us to know that if you need to step down as a maintainer, the package infrastructure and documentation is
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in place to support us finding a new maintainer who can take over you
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package's maintenance.
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- ```
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- A few examples of technically complex package structures that may
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- make it difficult for us to review are below:
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+ ## Examples of technically complex package structures that may be difficult for us to review
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### Example 1: Your package is an out of sync fork of another package repository that is being actively maintained.
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@@ -66,9 +63,10 @@ However, if there is a case where a forked repository is warranted, please
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consider submitting a pre-submission inquiry first and explain why the package is a
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fork rather than an independent parent repository.
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- ### Example 2 Vendored dependencies
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+ ### Example 2: Vendored dependencies
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If your package is a wrapper that wraps around another tool, we prefer that
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the dependency be added as a dependency to your package. This allows
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maintenance of the original code base to be independent from your package's
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maintenance.
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+ ```
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