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  2. DM-10637

Re-work DMTN-023 as a quick start tutorial

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      This ticket covers creating a Getting Started tutorial for pipelines.lsst.io. The aim is to let a person who has never used the pipelines have a hands-on experience with the Stack to understand its patterns and capabilities and develop good feelings for it.

      The best route is to adapt content from https://dmtn-023.lsst.io:

      • Rework as a tutorial, with deeper explanations moved to framework processing context docs.
      • Update the tutorial so that it works.

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            jsick Jonathan Sick added a comment - - edited

            OK. I guess I can put this on a user branch for integration? (for what it's worth, combining business accounting with the Git branching has its downsides)

            It would certainly be better to merge this after v14 is out (the tutorial won't be compatible with the 13 or 13.1).

            DM-11077 and DM-11034 are related tickets that add additional tutorial steps. Should I treat those tickets the same way? Close for now and add them to the new review ticket?

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            jsick Jonathan Sick added a comment - - edited OK. I guess I can put this on a user branch for integration? (for what it's worth, combining business accounting with the Git branching has its downsides) It would certainly be better to merge this after v14 is out (the tutorial won't be compatible with the 13 or 13.1). DM-11077 and DM-11034 are related tickets that add additional tutorial steps. Should I treat those tickets the same way? Close for now and add them to the new review ticket?
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            lauren Lauren MacArthur added a comment -

            For fear of them getting lost, I submitted some preliminary comments on the PR.

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            lauren Lauren MacArthur added a comment - For fear of them getting lost, I submitted some preliminary comments on the PR.
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            jsick Jonathan Sick added a comment -
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            jsick Jonathan Sick added a comment - Thanks Lauren MacArthur !
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            swinbank John Swinbank added a comment -

            Sorry for being slow on getting back to this.

            OK. I guess I can put this on a user branch for integration?

            (for what it's worth, combining business accounting with the Git branching has its downsides)

            I think that's partially true, but you yourself raise another issue here: we don't want to merge to master until after the next release.

            (Actually I'm not sure how that'll work in general — will we tag pipelines_lsst_io at the same time as everything else which makes up the release? And show the version corresponding to the most recent release, rather than master, by default?)

            DM-11077 and DM-11034 are related tickets that add additional tutorial steps. Should I treat those tickets the same way? Close for now and add them to the new review ticket?

            I think the same approach, but maybe making a separate "review" ticket for each one, rather than combining them all into one.

            Thanks for your help with this!

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            swinbank John Swinbank added a comment - Sorry for being slow on getting back to this. OK. I guess I can put this on a user branch for integration? (for what it's worth, combining business accounting with the Git branching has its downsides) I think that's partially true, but you yourself raise another issue here: we don't want to merge to master until after the next release. (Actually I'm not sure how that'll work in general — will we tag pipelines_lsst_io at the same time as everything else which makes up the release? And show the version corresponding to the most recent release, rather than master , by default?) DM-11077 and DM-11034 are related tickets that add additional tutorial steps. Should I treat those tickets the same way? Close for now and add them to the new review ticket? I think the same approach, but maybe making a separate "review" ticket for each one, rather than combining them all into one. Thanks for your help with this!
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            jsick Jonathan Sick added a comment -

            Closing this ticket out. I've created a new branch and PR with DM-11391 (I didn't go with an integration branch after all; instead DM-11391, DM-11392, and DM-11393 just branch off each other).

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            jsick Jonathan Sick added a comment - Closing this ticket out. I've created a new branch and PR with DM-11391 (I didn't go with an integration branch after all; instead DM-11391 , DM-11392 , and DM-11393 just branch off each other).

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              jsick Jonathan Sick
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              jsick Jonathan Sick
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              Lauren MacArthur
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              Jim Bosch, John Swinbank, Jonathan Sick, Lauren MacArthur
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