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* [ Branches] ( #branches )
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* [ Reviewing and Merging Pull Requests] ( #reviewing-and-merging-pull-requests )
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* [ Continuous Integration] ( #continuous-integration )
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- - [ Github Actions] ( #github-actions )
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* [ Continuous Documentation] ( #continuous-documentation )
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* [ Making a Release] ( #making-a-release )
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- [ Updating the Changelog] ( #updating-the-changelog )
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They rely on the ` environment.yml ` file to install required dependencies using
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conda and the ` Makefile ` to run the tests and checks.
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- ### GitHub Actions
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There are 8 configuration files located in ` .github/workflows ` :
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1 . ` style_checks.yaml ` (Code lint and style checks)
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typo fixes, CI configuration, etc).
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5. Edit the list of people who contributed to the release, linking to their
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GitHub account. Sort their names by the number of commits made since the
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- last release (e.g. use `` git shortlog HEAD...v0.1.2 -sne ` `).
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+ last release (e.g., use `git shortlog HEAD...v0.1.2 -sne`).
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6. Update `README.rst` with new information on the new release version, namely
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the BibTeX citation, a vX.Y.Z documentation link, and compatibility with
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Python and GMT versions.
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