Misc
- How to get data into orderly in the first place
- git versioned files
- git ignored files
- files from canonical locations
- databases
- Coping with failure
- Running knitr/rmarkdown
- Getting files out of orderly (
orderly_copy_files
)
The right number of packets
- Similar to “how big is a git repo”
- Some issues:
- People fragmenting packets to overcome flakey analysis
- Millions of packets, leading to complex and slow queries
- Hard to get the right combination of packets
The right number of parameters
- Too few is too inflexible
- Too many becomes annoying quite quickly
Interaction with git
- Don’t save outputs
- Save some inputs?
- Don’t save secrets
- Don’t save locations
- Git repositories might (or might not) corespond to orderly archives