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As far as I know there are the severity options critical, high, medium and low. Do you think it would be beneficial to add a new severity (and potentially status) with informational character only (eg. info)? Something that isn't a problem but more of a "please take a note of that when working with the data" or potentially adding further papers as reference some time after the publication of the data. Or would you recommend to use the low severity and eg. Won't fix status in such cases?
In our case, so far issues often affected a lot of datasets, and there is a limit to how many datasets a normal user can reference in an issue. Do you think it may be possible to make it easier to reference an entire simulation in an issue or even all runs with a certain source_id (eg. allow wildcards for certain facets of the Dataset-ID, eg CMIP6.C4MIP.NOAA-GFDL.GFDL-ESM4.1pctCO2-bgc.*.Amon.*.*#v20190101)? If it was feasible to implement, it should reduce the maintenance effort for more widespread issues quite a bit.
I hope I found the right place for the following suggestion(s) 😃
As far as I know there are the severity options
critical,high,mediumandlow. Do you think it would be beneficial to add a new severity (and potentially status) with informational character only (eg.info)? Something that isn't a problem but more of a "please take a note of that when working with the data" or potentially adding further papers as reference some time after the publication of the data. Or would you recommend to use thelowseverity and eg.Won't fixstatus in such cases?In our case, so far issues often affected a lot of datasets, and there is a limit to how many datasets a normal user can reference in an issue. Do you think it may be possible to make it easier to reference an entire simulation in an issue or even all runs with a certain
source_id(eg. allow wildcards for certain facets of the Dataset-ID, egCMIP6.C4MIP.NOAA-GFDL.GFDL-ESM4.1pctCO2-bgc.*.Amon.*.*#v20190101)? If it was feasible to implement, it should reduce the maintenance effort for more widespread issues quite a bit.