Citation, Support, And Maintenance ================================== Citation -------- The repository includes ``CITATION.cff`` for software citation metadata. Until a reviewed paper and DOI exist, cite the software release used in your work and include the version number. For the public alpha: .. code-block:: text UBC FRESH Lab. figrecover: Auditable recovery of approximate source tables from published figures. Version 0.1.0a1. 2026. https://github.com/UBC-FRESH/figrecover Future pyOpenSci, archive, and JOSS citation details should replace this temporary alpha citation once available. Publication Closeout -------------------- Phase 9 tracks the final publication closeout workflow in ``planning/publication-closeout-checklist.md``. That checklist defines how archive DOI, pyOpenSci review links, JOSS paper links, badges, README citation text, Sphinx citation guidance, and ``CITATION.cff`` should be synchronized once those records exist. Badges and DOI citations should be added only after the relevant acceptance or archive event has actually happened. Support ------- Use the GitHub issue tracker for public bug reports, documentation issues, feature requests, and reproducible public examples. Do not attach private PDFs, private recovered tables, prompt logs, review bundles, or unpublished document outputs to public issues. When reporting extraction issues, include: * package version; * operating system and Python version; * command or Python API call; * chart type and extraction mode; * public-safe crop or synthetic reproduction where possible; * diagnostics emitted by ``figrecover``. Maintenance Commitment ---------------------- UBC-FRESH intends to maintain ``figrecover`` through the package review and publication path. Accepted scholarly review will require a clear post-review maintenance commitment, issue response process, and release/archive trail. The current alpha is maintained as experimental research software. API changes may occur before v1.0.0, but changes should be reflected in the roadmap, changelog, docs, and tests. Private-Data Hygiene -------------------- Do not share private technical documents or recovered private data in public support channels. If a bug depends on private material, create a synthetic or public-safe reproducer first.