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Fascinating story. A dispute between two groups of scientists ran for years because one had done simulations using buggy software that they didn't release with their paper. My conclusion: if the software isn't public, the paper shouldn't be published.https://physicstoday.scitation.org/do/10.1063/PT.6.1.20180822a/full/ …
imo: no source code or no raw data => no publication. But at the very least: If there are already contradicting claims about the behavior of *the same model*, then only claims backed by publicly available source code should be publishable. Everything else is just stupid.
