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Update ds-prep-course-2021 readme with the 2021 setup guide #2

Closed buedaswag closed 3 years ago

buedaswag commented 3 years ago
Juliana-R commented 3 years ago

On it.

buedaswag commented 3 years ago

FYI i'll rename the SLU000 - Jupyter Notebook folder to SLU00 - Jupyter Notebook to keep it consistent with the rest of the LUs

Juliana-R commented 3 years ago

I love that! Will change accordingly.

mariana-s-fernandes commented 3 years ago

Just noticed you've already included a comment about Git authentication. I was reading about it and, for people with 2FA enabled, I believe they need another process, not sure if you should mention that or not.

Juliana-R commented 3 years ago

Thanks @mariana-s-fernandes ! I didn't even think about that.

The section on Git is mainly for people who don't yet have a GitHub account, so I'd suppose it would default to the basic authentication. However this makes me question whether on new accounts GitHub is already adopting the new method of authentication.

I'm totally clueless though. Do you have a suggestion of what I could write here? 🙏

mariana-s-fernandes commented 3 years ago

Let me try to go through the process on my side, so I see how can we do it!

Juliana-R commented 3 years ago

thank you!!
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mariana-s-fernandes commented 3 years ago

@Juliana-R Ok, this worked for me. I followed the instructions here. You can say something like:

If you already have a Github account and you have 2FA enabled, you need an extra step and simply inputting your password will not work. In this case, you can go to https://github.com/settings/tokens, click on Generate new token. You can give it a name in the note field, we suggest you use ldsa-token. Then select repo in the scopes and click on Generate token. You will be prompted with a code that you should save (you will not be able to see it again after leaving that window). Now use this code instead of your password when cloning your repo.

Feel free to change it, this is just a suggestion of text 😄

Juliana-R commented 3 years ago

That's actually very well written @mariana-s-fernandes. Thank you, I'll add it!! 🙏

By the way: Do you like writing and structuring stuff? Because that quality of writing would be more than welcome at the Documentation AOR. 😁