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add matplotlib.__bibtex__ attribute #3688
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Nice idea! |
Cross posted from ipython/ipython#6755 , I don't think it should be a string, but a tuple of string, (cf discussion in ipython repo) and a method, not attribute (to be able to do some dynamic fetching like in submodules and equivalent. If we do that, it should really be uniform among scipy packages. Also let's find a unique place to discuss that. |
I also saw that tweet and was going to do the same thing this morning..... It is amazing how obvious good ideas are once some one says them. |
Labeled this as needs_revision pending the community wide discussion, not because there is any particular issue with this code. |
Removing for the 1.4.3 milestone as this seems to have fallen on it's face at a community level. |
networkx/networkx#1271 has been merged. How should we proceed here? Merge it too? Or just close the PR? |
This needs a rebase. Probably should get it in for v1.5? |
The community level discussion is still outstanding (as far as I know) and if iirc got bogged down in trying to include output for every conceivable bibliographic manager. I am just going to merge this to master locally as a) it is better than nothing b) bibtex is the only format we currently provide on the website |
Closing as #6204 has been merged. |
Added a bibtex attribute for quick command-line access to the recommended citation info. Idea by @jakevdp: https://twitter.com/jakevdp/status/524329573580697600