How to cite Julia packages for academic purpose?

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How to cite Julia in publications?

Some packages use Zenodo for this. It’s been added recently to GLM, so you could file an issue to enable it for MixedModels too.

and on a specific package/ecosystem:

Julia, JuMP, and Gurobi what MUST be cited?

Sorry if this is not the right place, but community seems to be the category that better fit this question. I am sending a conference paper that has a very strict page limit, they are 10 pages including the references. I have cited about five papers on my subject, and three more because of Julia, JuMP, and Gurobi. The citing format is kind space-wasting and if I removed the three citations I could avoid removing one or two paragraphs. My question is, what must be cited? I have no problem citing…

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Allowing a package to be cited

Any thoughts here on what are currently the best options to allow people to cite a package that you have created? I know of Zenodo Pros Easy and also stores the code. Cons Is mostly ignored by Google Scholar. Preprint repository such as arXiv Pros Reasonably easy Cons Need to write a LaTeX document LaTeX, HTML or PDF document. Peer-reviewed publication Pros Looks nice Cons Takes long Book Obvious pro’s and con’s. I mention this because, for example, ggplot2 does this. EDIT: R…