Glossary

Key Points

Introduction	The CAP portal goal is to help researchers preserve their analyses.
Create a new CAP entry	A new CAP entry can be easily created to help us preserve our analysis assets CAP entries associated to CADI analyses are automatically filled with the CADI information
Adding a dataset to the CAP entry	Datasets can be easily found and included in your CAP entry thanks to the dataset name suggestion system The dataset names are checked against the Data Aggregation System (DAS)
Uploading your files	Your files can be easily uploaded and preserved together with the other analysis assets
Connecting with your repositories	Github and Gitlab repositories can be connected with CAP so that code/metadata updates are automatically propagated to the CAP system CAP provides a way to connect with both, public and private repositories
Sharing your analysis	CAP has two types of entries - drafts and published Draft can be shared by author with other people Published is a versioned snapshot of your work, that becomes visible to all the members of collaboration Once published analysis cannot be deleted - but allows changes and republish with a new version number
How to search	CAP entries can be searched (among many other options) by triggers, datasets, working groups, CADI ID, etc.

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