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[ENH] Formalize presence of optional logs/ folder #1962

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@yarikoptic yarikoptic commented Oct 17, 2024

It is quite often desired to store logs, e.g. simply stdout/stderr from invocation of BIDS converters or other tools which were used to produce/change content in current BIDS datasset. They quite often provide ultimate provenance information to troubleshoot odd or incorrect results. But researchers, in my personal opinion, undervalue logs! But hinting them on "standard" location for them, I think we could inspire more of relevant to dataset provenance metadata being collected and shared.

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  • ?Danger: might leak sensitive metadata, so may be wording should be adjusted to mention that they should be inspected/sensored? WDYT? I think it is fine/assumed

Shameless plug: consider using con-duct (https://github.com/con/duct) for your "logging needs".

Note that I think that ideally the logs/ should not include "derivative" data, such as e.g. output of bids-validator. Those outputs should go under derivatives/bids-validator-{version}/output.json or alike. (It might be the only reasonable "derivative" to recommend bundling with any "raw" or derived BIDS dataset).

It is quite often desired to store logs, e.g. simply stdout/stderr from
invocation of BIDS converters or other tools which were used to produce/change
content in current BIDS datasset.  They quite often provide ultimate provenance
information to troubleshoot odd or incorrect results.  But researchers, in my
personal opinion, undervalue logs!  But hinting them on "standard" location for
them, I think we could inspire more of relevant to dataset provenance metadata
being collected and shared.  Dangers: might leak sensitive metadata, so may be
wording should be adjusted to mention that they should be
inspected/sensored.

Shameless plug: consider using con-duct (https://github.com/con/duct) for your
"logging needs".

Note that I think that ideally the `logs/` should not include "derivative"
data, such as e.g. output of `bids-validator`.  Those outputs should go under
`derivatives/bids-validator-{version}/output.json` or alike.  (It might be the
only reasonable "derivative" to recommend bundling with any "raw" or
derived BIDS dataset).
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@yarikoptic yarikoptic added opinions wanted Please read and offer your opinion on this matter schema Issues related to the YAML schema representation of the specification. Patch version release. labels Oct 28, 2024
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I'm fine with this. Up to now I probably would put them under code/ but that's not really the right place.

This is, IMO low-priority to standardize, since the logs themselves are not standardized, so this doesn't make them substantially more legible to tooling. But it doesn't harm anything that I can see and it's unlikely to have another use.

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