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Depending on what you are interested to do this could take the form of a README, a readthedocs or Mkdocs-based technical documentation, tutorials, a usecase in the DataLad handbook, or anything else that you can think of.

Technical writing: Good user documentation is essential.

Here is a non-exhaustive list of skills that can be helpful:

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Make sure that some data exists in a single version, but also take data and update it with a modified version, using the OSF's version control features.īeyond these concrete actions, feel free to just join our discussions in this repository or via our communication channels. ) to a public and a private repository on the OSF. ) to different storage providers (OSFStorage, GDrive, Dropbox.

Here's a sketch: Add (any) data (honestly, any - cat content, your favorite recipe, a funny video. The more comprehensive this task is carried out, the better.

Create a public and a private project on the Open Science Framework for us to play with.

Set up the allcontributors-bot in the project repository to acknowledge contributions.

You can use or develop your skills in many other ways. If you haven't yet heard of git-annex or special-remotes, don't be discouraged. There are many ways in which you can help.

Nice-to-have's/Long(er) term development goals: Extend functionality to private repositories (requires token-based authentication)ĮDIT: Technical development takes place in as a DataLad extension, this repository is used for coordination.

Short term goal: export and import data from public OSF projects from and into git-annex repositories.

Get started with a Python-based special-remote implementation.

Explore the OSF API and OSF's waterbutler to interact with OSF's various supported file storage services.

Familiarize ourselves with git-annex's concept of special remotes.

) as lightweight repositories that constitute an alternative access to the data stored on the OSF - that is: you can git clone a repository from for example GitHub and get the data from the OSF from the command line or in your scripts. Files in OSF storage could thus be consumed or exported fast and easily via git-annex or datalad, and published to repository-hosting services (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket. The git-annex OFS special remote would allow to transform OSF storage into git-annex repositories.

In this project, we attempt to create a git-annex special remote implementation to leverage OSF filestorage and make the data storing that OSF provides even more useful. The Open Science Framework (OSF) is an amazing infrastructure for open science. Previous README Project description and aims This project wouldn't have been possible without all of the wonderful contributors: Please head over to this repository for documentation and code. The concrete development has happened in the form of a datalad extension in. We have used this repository for coordination and issue tracking. This repository was a place to develop a new git-annex special remote for the Open Science Framework data storage, conducted during the OHBM Brainhack 2020. OHBM BrainHack project: git-annex-remote-osf