Citation¶

If you use Kedro-Dagster in work you publish, please cite it.

Plain text¶

Guillaume Tauzin. Kedro-Dagster: Deploy Kedro projects to Dagster. https://github.com/stateful-y/kedro-dagster

BibTeX¶

@software{kedro_dagster,
  author  = "Guillaume Tauzin",
  title   = "{Kedro-Dagster: Deploy Kedro projects to Dagster}",
  url     = "https://github.com/stateful-y/kedro-dagster",
  license = "Apache-2.0"
}

The entry carries no year and no version on purpose, for the same reason the machine-readable file below carries no release date: either one is wrong as soon as the next version ships. If your citation style needs them, add the year and the version you actually used:

  year    = "2026",
  version = "1.2.3",

The version you used is the one pip show kedro_dagster reports.

Machine-readable metadata¶

The repository root carries a CITATION.cff file. It is the same citation in the Citation File Format, which is what GitHub's "Cite this repository" button, Zenodo, and most reference managers read. If your tool can import that file, prefer it over copying from this page: it cannot fall out of step with the repository.

There is no DOI¶

No release of Kedro-Dagster has been deposited with a DOI-issuing archive, so there is no DOI to cite. Cite the repository URL above instead. If that changes, the doi field in CITATION.cff is where it will appear first.