Move PySD to SDXorg

[enekomartinmartinez]

We want to move the PySD official repo to SDXorg organization. Nevertheless, GitHub takes care of migrating everything a redirecting the links we may need to take care of several things.

Expected migration date: mid-September

TODOs before migration

• Inform all current and past developers about the incoming change. Includying those who have projects that depend on PySD (use dependencies tree from the repo).
• Check with JOSS pending review if this may cause any conflicts on the process.
• Migrate PySD CookBook and checkif there are conflicts with RTD

TODOs after migration

• Update all the links in PySD to the new repo.
• Update external links that point to PySD (that we know about)
  • https://pysd-cookbook.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
  • http://www.jamesphoughton.com/projects/
  • https://systemdynamics.org/tools/useful-open-source-tools/
  • https://github.com/SDXorg/SD-Tools
  • coveralls and badge
• Update all the links in libraries that depen on PySD to the new repo.
  • excels2vensim
  • sdqc
  • pysd2r
  • SDVerificationToolKit
• Check if secrets where properly migrated, this includes pip tokens for automatic publications of new releases.
• Check if new releases are properly uploaded to pip.
• Update the conda-forge recipe with the repo link.
• Update permissions/access controls
• Check if RTD works properly after migration and/or make neccesary updates.
• Check if pep8 linter works properly in PR or include it again.
• Check if coveralls works properly on pushes and PR.
• Create an about the project section explaining the origin of the project mentioning all the main contributions, evolution and linking to the contributors page.
• Create a table with "Who to contact" with the main developers information per "section" of PySD.
• Update the license to extent it to 2022 and make a more general autorship.
• Inform all current and past developers about the incoming change. Includying those who have projects that depend on PySD (use dependencies tree from the repo).

[enekomartinmartinez]

@JamesPHoughton are we moving as well the PySD cookbook?

[JamesPHoughton]

@JamesPHoughton are we moving as well the PySD cookbook?

I think that would make sense. It could use some attention anyways, maybe it would be a good way to get that going. =)

[enekomartinmartinez]

I agree, we need to update the cookbook with the latest version. I think it could also be a good test to move the cookbook first so we can see how RDT reacts to moving the repo. Maybe we can move it before the end of this week so I can make some tests during next week?

[JamesPHoughton]

I think this is going to need to be after I get back from travel. I'll have some time the morning of the 7th or 8th of Sept. Should we work through it together?

[enekomartinmartinez]

@JamesPHoughton great.
For now both days work for me. But I will confirm it in the first week of September.

[enekomartinmartinez]

About the paper review, I have found the following information:
https://joss.readthedocs.io/en/latest/editorial_bot.html?highlight=repository#changing-the-repository

[enekomartinmartinez]

@JamesPHoughton @alexprey @rogersamso @julienmalard @SimonStrong @ConnectedSystems @pbreach @DVRodri8 @ainar @keith-citrenbaum @JoonaTuovinen @rugue1 @mhy05 @marrobl @sepiatone
Hi all,
I just wanted to let you know that we will move PySD to SDXorg organization in September. As there have been several contributions to PySD I would like to add an about section in the documentation where we reflect who made each contribution to the code. So if you want to appear in this section please write a short of message about your contributions to PySD and when they were done.
Mention any other developers if you miss them here.

Once the migration has been done GitHub will automatically redirect https://github.com/JamesPHoughton/pysd to https://github.com/SDXorg/pysd, however, it would be better if you update your links to PySD.

[enekomartinmartinez]

@JamesPHoughton I was trying to migrate excels2vensim from GitLab to SDXorg. I am having the following error with RTD, I think it means that we need to give permisions to RTD to acces SDXorg projects.

[rtd-command-info] start-time: 2022-08-31T11:11:20.075404Z, end-time: 2022-08-31T11:11:20.224909Z, duration: 0, exit-code: 128
git clone --no-single-branch --depth 50 https://github.com/SDXorg/excels2vensim .
Cloning into '.'...
fatal: could not read Username for 'https://github.com': terminal prompts disabled

We need also to give access to coveralls

[enekomartinmartinez]

It would be interesting to configure this GHAction for checking the links
https://github.com/lycheeverse/lychee-action

[enekomartinmartinez]

https://github.com/codespell-project/actions-codespell

[enekomartinmartinez]

@JamesPHoughton @alexprey @rogersamso @julienmalard @SimonStrong @ConnectedSystems @pbreach @DVRodri8 @ainar @keith-citrenbaum @JoonaTuovinen @rugue1 @mhy05 @marrobl @sepiatone
We have already migrated PySD!!!
It is recommendable that you update your URLs to point to SDXorg instead of JamesPHoughton

[enekomartinmartinez]

@JamesPHoughton RTD is not working in PR we need to check/update the link in RTD configuration and check the integration section

[julienmalard]

@enekomartinmartinez Wonderful! Regarding my contributions, I think they were mostly limited to adding Unicode support some time back. #179

[enekomartinmartinez]

@JamesPHoughton we still need to correct the RTD webhook. I do not have access to the RTD project!

[JamesPHoughton]

Weird, I set it up from scratch in the new repo. It’s still broken? I’ll look again…

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[enekomartinmartinez]

Seems that in the repo is set correctly as GitHub it says so. But probably we are missing something in the RTD project as RTD is not building the docs in PRs.

Note that the RTD for the cookbook was not updated after the last changes.