Software Review

Current Reviews

rOpenSci software peer-review is currently handling:

  • 2 pre-submission issues
  • 13 standard issues
  • 9 stats issues

The following table provides details of each issue, with results filtered by the following controls:

  • “Submission Stage” to list issues with the specified stage.
  • “Holding” to list issues which are on hold (true) or not (false).
  • “Sort By” to sort results either by the Submission Stage (“stage”, 0-5), or “urgency”, as described below.

Some rows in the table are highlighted to visually indicate degrees of urgency according to the scheme defined in the following sub-section. Rows with no highlight may be considered up-to-date, and require no action. Submissions which have not yet been given a ‘Stage’ label are listed below as ‘(No stage)’, and highlighted with the highest urgency level.

urgency_colours = Array(5) ["#FFFF8088", "#FFFF0088", "#FFAA0088", "#FF550088", "#FF000088"]
submissionsIn = Array(24) [Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, …]
stage = Array(7) ["(No stage)", "0/presubmission", "1/editor-checks", "2/seeking-reviewer(s)", "3/reviewer(s)-assigned", "4/review(s)-in-awaiting-changes", "5/awaiting-reviewer(s)-response"]
holding = Array(1) [false]
sortBy = "stage"
filtered = Array(13) [Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object]
anyUrgent = true
sortCol1 = "stage"
sortCol2 = "elapsed_days"
filteredSorted = Array(13) [Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object]
colorTable = ƒ(…)
reviewTable = ƒ(…)
columns = Array(7) ["stage_num", "number", "title", "stats", "stage_date", "editor", "inactive_for"]
StageNumberTitleStats?Stage dateeditorInactive forrowColor
(No stage)702[Pre-submission Inquiry]: Athlyticsfalse1 day
1645Capybarafalse2024-12-16@rkillick2 months
2615galamm: Generalized Additive Latent and Mixed Modelstrue2024-09-22@noamross2 months
2706rixpress: Reproducible Analytical Pipelines with Nixfalse2025-06-10@ldecicco-USGS2 weeks
2703partialling.outtrue2025-06-05@nhejazi2 days
3667read.abares - Provides simple downloading, parsing and importing of Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences (ABARES) data sourcesfalse2025-05-03@obrl-soil3 weeks
3673`sasquatch`: Use SAS, R, and Quarto togetherfalse2025-05-04@maurolepore2 days
3688distionary: Create and Evaluate Probability Distributionsfalse2025-06-10@helske1 day
4685SSARP: Easily Create Species- and Speciation- Area Relationships Using Web Databasesfalse2025-06-12@jhollist2 weeks
4705trud: Query the 'NHS TRUD API' (full submission)false2025-06-18@emilyriederer6 days
4596SITS: Satellite Image Time Series Analysis for Earth Observation Data Cubes (submit R package for review)false2025-05-09@mpadge1 day
4681dataset: Create Data Frames that are Easier to Exchange and Reusefalse2025-05-12@maurolepore1 day
5698PFW: Tools for Filtering and Processing Data from Project FeederWatchfalse2025-06-23@maelle1 day


Urgency of Reviews

Levels of urgency used in the previous table are coloured according to the following scheme:

urgencyDat = Array(5) [Object, Object, Object, Object, Object]
urgencyimportancerowColor
1low
2moderate
3medium
4high
5very high

Levels of urgency are calculated from the following expected times for each review stage:

stage time (days)
0/Pre-submission 7
1/Editor Checks 7
2/Seeking Reviewers 14
3/Reviewer(s) Assigned 21
4/Review(s) in Awaiting Changes 21
5/Awaiting Reviewer(s) Response 21

Levels of urgency for each review are times taken for current stage as a multiple of those base times, with values rounded down to nearest integer. For example, a submission which has been undergoing 1\/Editor Checks for 17 days would have an urgency of floor(17/7) = 2. A submission which has been under review (stage 3\/Reviewer(s) Assigned) for 12 weeks would have an urgency of floor(12 * 7 / 21) = 4. These urgency levels then map on to the colour codes shown above.