• Update release notes

Looks good to me

OK, good to go now, I'll take care of landing it later on.

• Reference Maniphest task in release notes

• Correct name of s0prod LauParameter, thus distinguishing it from s0Scatt
• Need to name scattering parameter for it to be floated

• Update release notes

• Correct name of s0prod LauParameter, thus distinguishing it from s0Scatt

• Typo in LauKMatrixPropagator.cc
• Updates to K-matrix propagator to use refined barrier factor
• Clean up indentation
• Parallel updates to KMatrixPropagator.hh
• Cleanup indentation
• Revert "Allow slope of exponential non-resonant shape to vary positive (for low-stats fits)"

Fix typo in LauKMatrixPropagator.hh

Hi Dan,

https://phab.hepforge.org/D39

https://phab.hepforge.org/rLAURA44c84d8721bb822b76abfd295086ac273606231e

Also extending to encompass floating of the pole-channel coupling parameters and the scattering parameters of the slowly-varying part

Have switched to coordinator/task as seen in review D35

I suppose at least 'worker' should imply someone being paid for their services.

I suppose at least 'worker' should imply someone being paid for their services. Maybe 'fitter' could also be an option in this case.

I think the first 3 you list don't really work very well in this context (as you say). However, 'coordinator/worker' describes rather well the relationship of the objects here.
A few alternatives to replace 'master' along the same lines could be 'manager', 'director', or 'controller'.
But I'm struggling to come up with other good alternatives to 'worker', which could maybe still be taken to be a bit pejorative? Maybe 'runner'? Any other ideas?

There are a few choices of replacements in the literature, some of which are listed here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Master/slave_(technology):

List of files containing slave and/or master:

Changes merged into master branch

Thanks for the checks @dpohanlon. I've committed the required changes to the script to make it OK for python 3 in rLAURA5cbd960c5bb7.
Will wait to see if anyone else finds any problems, otherwise I'll merge this into master tomorrow.

Works fine with the LCG_96python3 environment (CMake 3.14.3) on CentOS 7 with GCC 8.3.0, and the Python GenFit3pi.py also works fine (after some '2to3').

I believe that this task is now completed.
@jback, @mwhitehe, @dpohanlon could one or more of you please test this and report back on this task?
The README has been updated with new instructions, so please clone the package, switch to the cmake branch and then try to follow those to build the library, examples and documentation. Try running some of the examples (including the python one) from the install location.

Everything seems to build OK on gcc8, gcc9 and clang8 on CentOS 7 as well as clang10 on MacOS 10.14

The git repository for the code is now public and has been announced on the mailing list.
The repository for the documentation will remain visible only to Laura members.

Have created the rLAURA and rLAURADOCS git repositories, which are currently only visible to Laura members.
The svn repo (rLAURASVN) is now read-only.
Once the git repos have been checked, they can be made public.