curvenote submit

curvenote submit builds the project, runs the venue’s checks, uploads it as a new version of your work and submits that version to the venue. If you have submitted this work to the venue before, it updates that submission; --new starts another. You need to be signed in.

curvenote submit my-journal
curvenote submit my-journal --kind "Research Article" --draft

Run curvenote check first to see the checks without submitting. Afterward, follow your submission with curvenote submission.

Options¶

• [venue]: the venue to submit to; without it you are asked.

• --kind <kind>: the kind of submission; without it you pick from the venue’s kinds.

• --collection <collection>: the collection at the venue.

• --draft: make a draft submission.

• --new: start a new submission even if this work already has one at the venue.

• --key <id|doi>: find the existing work by the project’s id (the default) or its DOI.

• --tags <tags>: comma-separated tags for the new submission version, such as v1,preprint; repeat the flag to add more.

• --skip-rebuild: use the existing build instead of a clean rebuild.

• --execute: run the Jupyter Notebooks before submitting.

• --resume: when an upload fails, try to resume it before giving up.

• --max-size-webp <MB>: the largest image converted to WebP, 3 MB by default.

• -y, --yes: take the default answer to every question.