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Here is the workflow that I've configured for myself (one that combines the wiki with the ability use emacs and build a PDF which is useful e.g to check the number of pages):

1. Pull the main repo and switch to the 2015 branch.

2. Clone this wiki in the papers/jean-luc_stevens folder:

git clone https://github.com/ioam/scipy_proceedings.wiki.git

3. Make a symbolic link jean_luc_stevens.rest from the scipy_proceedings.wiki to papers/jean-luc_stevens/jean_luc_stevens.rst.

4. Edit the file jean_luc_stevens.rest in emacs and work as a normal git repository (fetching more often in case someone else working on the wiki!). Notice that the RST include directive works properly (creating symbolic links) as long as the INCLUDES.rest page is kept updated. This way, we should be able to work simultaneously on different sections without clashing.

5. Run this at the top-level of the scipy_proceeding repository (assuming you folllowed the official instructions and satisfied all the dependencies):

./make_paper.sh papers/jean-luc_stevens/

6. View the output in the scipy_proceedings/output directory.

Lastly, we might want to do a filter-branch before our PR to hide the code I have customized to make this work.