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If the logfiles for the various steps of the pipeline wrote out the .git commit ID that they were currently running with, we would have a record of exactly what version of the pipeline was used to process a given set of data.
This is nice for reproducibility/error-tracking. And it would be something that we could put at appropriate points as a footnote in the OSSOS papers.
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If the logfiles for the various steps of the pipeline wrote out the .git commit ID that they were currently running with, we would have a record of exactly what version of the pipeline was used to process a given set of data.
This is nice for reproducibility/error-tracking. And it would be something that we could put at appropriate points as a footnote in the OSSOS papers.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: