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TarHeelBiostatistics / DoctoralThesisTexTemplate

LaTeX Template for Doctoral Theses. NO guarantee that this is up to date with current UNC-CH Graduate School's formatting guidelines.
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Unpack Template 2 into similar format as Template 1 #7

Closed BarkleyBG closed 7 years ago

BarkleyBG commented 7 years ago

@bcjaeger was kind enough to add his template to this repo. It's in a zipped file, here. I would like it better if this template were unzipped and put in a style more similar to the sub-directory for Template 1.

My estimate is that the difficulty level is:

@bcjaeger @phoebejiang @djluckett @cttnguyen which of you would like to do this? I can walk you through it.

phoebejiang commented 7 years ago

Me! I'll be on campus tomorrow afternoon.

phoebejiang commented 7 years ago

I uploaded Byron's unzipped file under Template 2. I kept the folders "common" and "front matter" the way they were, changed the main TEX into the name "START_HERE_main_template", and got rid of the .log, .pdf, ... files, keeping only the TEX file.

BarkleyBG commented 7 years ago

Could you please:

  1. Remove all .log, .dvi, etc files from the subfolder "common"?
  2. remove the .DSstore from the main directory and the Template 2 subfolder?
phoebejiang commented 7 years ago

Okay. You might have showed me already, but how do I remove files? I was trying to do it and I think I added another folder that I don't want..

BarkleyBG commented 7 years ago

You'll need to remove the files from your local copy of the repository. Then, you can either push (or, better, use a pull request) to have this remote repository look like your local copy.

  1. Remove the files from your local repo - that is, the folder on your computer.
  2. Commit these file changes on your local repo
  3. push these changes to the remote repo

After you're done with that, I'll have you

  1. make changes to the .gitignore so this doesn't happen again
  2. fork the repo and use pull requests (instead of pushing changes)
phoebejiang commented 7 years ago

Done with 1-3. Ready for 4 and 5. There are three .DS_Store files that we need to remove.

phoebejiang commented 7 years ago

@bcjaeger, what is that UNC-dissertation_concordance.tex for? I was able to compile without it.

BarkleyBG commented 7 years ago

Phoebe I am moving step 4 here to #8, and let's let someone else take it.

For now, please fork the repo to your github account. I want you to make that the remote repo that you push to by default. So, you'll need to change your local github gui (aka program on the desktop) so that it pushes to your remote forked repo, and not this remote repo for the THB group.

Here's the steps, after you fork: On your forked repo, hit the 'clone/download' button and then "copy to clipboard" that URL. Find the settings tab in your github desktop gui for remote repository, and then paste the forked repo's URL in that spot.

If you have problems, fork the repo and file a new issue in your repo (and @ me) and I'll respond later in the week

phoebejiang commented 7 years ago

I think I did it. Would you mind checking it when you have time? Thanks!

BarkleyBG commented 7 years ago

Yes, you've forked. Good! You may want to change the settings of your fork to allow me to file issues.

Now, could you

  1. locally, create (and check out) a new branch called "DSstore"
  2. push that branch to your remote (forked) repo - - not this repo here
phoebejiang commented 7 years ago

I created the new branch in my forked repo. I don't know how to allow you to file issues but I invited you as a collaborator, maybe this helps? I started a new issue in my repo.

bsaul commented 7 years ago

This was also dealt with in #6