[opensuse-science] New package: DAKOTA
Hello OpenSUSE Science, DAKOTA is a package developed at Sandia national labs, and used to orchestrate numerical simulations for optimization and uncertainty quantification. I've been using it for a while, always needing to build it from source, and recently learned that I could actually build it on OBS. Now that it's up there, I thought I would notify you all and propose including it in the OpenSUSE:Science project. https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/home:cbcoutinho/dakota I have a couple questions: 1. Is the Science project accepting new packages? 2. Currently it builds using a simple patch (known by the developers) and ignoring all rpmlint warnings/errors. I'm assuming included packages shouldn't just ignore all errors. What's the policy for dealing with that? 3. I included Python bindings and MPI by default. Does the Science project require separate packages (e.g for with/without MPI)? Thanks, Chris
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Chris Coutinho