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content/help/docs/github/archive-software/contents.lr

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+---
+title: Archive software
+---
+menu: /help/docs/github
+---
+sort_key: 4
+---
+body:
+---
+docs:
+#### docstext ####
+text: 
+This section explains how to archive software records in [Software Heritage](https://www.softwareheritage.org/) through Zenodo.
+
+All the software records with a single compressed file are considered for archival, this guide covers the following methods:
+
+#### docstoc ####
+menu: /help/docs/github/archive-software
+

content/help/docs/github/archive-software/github-upload/contents.lr

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+---
+title: Archive a release from Github
+---
+menu: /help/docs/github
+---
+sort_key: 1
+---
+body: 
+This guide will help you create a **Software** record to be archived in [Software Heritage](https://www.softwareheritage.org/). It assumes you have already enabled a repository. 
+
+If you need help to enable a repository, read the following guide:
+
+- [Enable a repository](../../enable-repository)
+---
+docs:
+#### docsheader ####
+text: Create a release
+----
+ref:create-a-release
+#### docsstep ####
+step: 1
+----
+text: Open the profile menu and click **Github**
+----
+image: profile.png
+#### docsstep ####
+step: 2
+----
+text: Select the repository
+----
+image: enabled_repos.png
+#### docsstep ####
+step: 3
+----
+text: Click the **Create release** button
+----
+image: create-release.png
+#### docsstep ####
+step: 4
+----
+text:
+
+Create a release in Github.  Find more information on how to manage releases here:
+
+- [Managing releases in a repository](https://docs.github.com/en/repositories/releasing-projects-on-github/managing-releases-in-a-repository)
+----
+image: 
+#### docsstep ####
+step: 5
+----
+text:
+
+Wait for the release to be processed. 
+
+This could take some time, depending on the size of the release file and the load of Zenodo at that time.
+----
+image: 
+#### docsstep ####
+step: 6
+----
+text: When the release is finished, click the record DOI to go to the record
+----
+image: release.png
+----
+#### docsstep ####
+step: 7
+----
+text: In the record page, check the archival status under **External resources** > **Archived in**. The record will be archived soon.
+----
+image: ../manual-upload/archive-wait.png
+----
+#### docsheader ####
+text: Debug a failed release
+#### docsstep ####
+step: 1
+----
+text: Select the repository (see step 2 above)
+----
+#### docsstep ####
+step: 2
+----
+text: Select the failed release 
+----
+image: failed-release.png
+#### docsstep ####
+step: 3
+----
+text: In the collapsable window that just open, select **Errors**
+----
+#### docsstep ####
+step: 4
+----
+text: Check if the error is related to your release metadata. If so, you can fix it and release your software again.
+
+**Note**: you can use tools such as [cff-converter](https://github.com/citation-file-format/cff-converter-python) to validate your `CITATION.cff` file.
+**Note**: we provide complete [examples](../../describe-software) of `CITATION.cff` and `.zenodo.json` files.
+----
+image: failed-release-errors.png

content/help/docs/github/archive-software/manual-upload/contents.lr

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+---
+title: Upload software manually
+---
+menu: /help/docs/github
+---
+sort_key: 1
+---
+body:
+This guide will help you create a **Software** record to be archived in [Software Heritage](https://www.softwareheritage.org/). It assumes you have already created (but not published) a new upload. If you need help starting a new upload, read the following guide:
+
+- [Create a new upload](https://help.zenodo.org/docs/deposit/create-new-upload/#new-upload)
+
+---
+docs:
+
+#### docsheader ####
+
+text:  Create a software deposit
+
+----
+#### docsstep ####
+step: 1
+----
+text: 
+
+In the deposit form of your upload, add a single **ZIP** file that contains your software's source code
+
+**NOTE**: It is mandatory that only one compressed file (e.g. ZIP) is present in the record. Otherwise, the record is deemed invalid and not archived in Software Heritage
+
+----
+image: https://codimd.web.cern.ch/uploads/upload_5c2f71987c22ea0a41d5868dcd268e0f.png
+----
+#### docsstep ####
+step: 2
+----
+text: Under *Resource type* select **Software**
+----
+image: https://codimd.web.cern.ch/uploads/upload_362d7ed8d76e99d0bb38cca0f208d868.png
+----
+#### docsstep ####
+step: 3
+----
+text: Describe the record according to your needs. Learn more about the deposit form fields here:
+
+- [Describe records](https://help.zenodo.org/docs/deposit/describe-records/)
+----
+#### docsstep ####
+step: 4
+----
+text: It is strongly suggested to use software-specific fields. To do so, scroll-down to the *Software* category:
+----
+image: https://codimd.web.cern.ch/uploads/upload_cd2c5679f034671be3f70591cf58062d.png
+----
+#### docsstep ####
+step: 5
+----
+text: Publish the record
+----
+#### docsstep ####
+step: 6
+----
+text: In the record page, check the archival status under **External resources** > **Archived in**. The record will be archived soon.
+----
+image: archive-wait.png

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-title: GitHub
+title: GitHub and Software
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-
-bla bla
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 docs:
+#### docstext ####
+text: This section covers the Zenodo/GitHub integration and provides details on how software records are archived in [Software Heritage](https://www.softwareheritage.org/)
+#### docstoc ####
+menu: /help/docs/github

content/help/docs/github/describe-software/citation-file/contents.lr

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+title: CITATION.cff file
+---
+menu: /help/docs/github
+---
+sort_key: 2
+---
+body: 
+CITATION stuff
+---
+docs: 
+#### docsheader ####
+text: Create a CITATION.cff file
+#### docsheader ####
+text: Validate a CITATION.cff file
+

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+title: Describe software
+---
+menu: /help/docs/github
+---
+sort_key: 3
+---
+body: 
+---
+docs: 
+#### docstext ####
+text: 
+The metadata schema used by Zenodo was extended with fields based on the [CodeMeta](https://codemeta.github.io/) standard, providing support for software-specific metadata.
+
+Moreover, Zenodo supports `CITATION.cff` and `.zenodo.json` files for software releases originating from GitHub, enhancing the integration and making the content easier to cite. 
+
+Find more information about citing content on Github here:
+
+- [Referencing and citing content](https://docs.github.com/en/repositories/archiving-a-github-repository/referencing-and-citing-content)
+
+These are the supported methods to describe software records:
+#### docstoc ####
+menu: /help/docs/github/describe-software
+

content/help/docs/github/describe-software/zenodo-json/contents.lr

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+title: Zenodo JSON file
+---
+menu: /help/docs/github
+---
+sort_key: 3
+---
+body: 
+.zenodo.json
+---
+docs: 
+#### docsheader ####
+text: Create a .zenodo.json file
+
+

content/help/docs/github/enable-repository/contents.lr

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-title: Enable repository
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-docs: 
+title: Enable a repository
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-sort_key: 2
+sort_key: 1
+---
+body:
+
+This guide will walk you through the steps to enable a GitHub repository for integration, ensuring it is properly linked. Once connected, new releases from the repository will be automatically ingested and archived.
+
+As a prerequisite, make sure you have a connected Github account. Learn here how to connect your account here:
+
+- [Linking your GitHub/ORCID/OpenAIRE account](https://help.zenodo.org/docs/profile/linking-accounts/)
+
+---
+docs:
+
+#### docsheader ####
+
+text: Enable a repository
+----
+#### docsstep ####
+step: 1
+----
+docstext: Click the profile menu in the header and click **Github**
+----
+image: profile.png
+----
+#### docsstep ####
+step: 2
+----
+text: Click **Sync now** in the header
+----
+image: sync.png
+----
+#### docsstep ####
+step: 3
+----
+text: Find a repository you wish to enable, then toggle the slider to connect it to Zenodo
+----
+image: repos.png
+----
+#### docsstep ####
+step: 4
+----
+text: The repository is now connected to Zenodo:
+----
+image: success_repo.png
+----
+#### docsstep ####
+step: 5
+----
+text: Refresh the page to update the list of enabled repositories
+----
+image: enabled_repos.png