(In development) An agile framework for leveraging machine learning in numerical weather prediction research
For development, we recommend creating a branch off of develop following the below naming conventions:
documentation/user_branch_name: Documenation additions and/or correctionsfeature/user_branch_name: Enhancements/upgradesfix/user_branch_name: Bug-type fixeshotfix/user_branch_name: Bug-type fixes which require immediate attention and are required to fix significant issues that compromise the integrity of the software
Once the desired contributions are complete in your branch, submit a pull request (PR) to merge your branch into develop.
Also note that all python coding additions should follow the PEP8 style guide.
We will use the "squash merge" feature on PRs that we merge to consolidate the commit history.
When features are completed (or other significant milestones worthy of a release are reached), we will open a PR to main and tag the release.
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