Open bjoyce3 opened 5 years ago
Agreed, Blake. I find the trouble-shooting link even more useful than the test instructions. Any chance you could take a first stab at it? Could we have a separate test script for each of the components? In the extreme one each for gitbash, git, nano, python, Jupyter Notebook, R, and R-Studio?
Thank you.
Uwe
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The test script that SWC provides is confusing for our attendees. We should create a streamlined version specific to our lessons and remove anything superfluous. The stream of 'failed' messages really confuses people (rightfully so).
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Sure thing. I just wanted to document as we go. I'll worry about fixing issues after the weekend :)
We can work together on this. I have ideas on how we can do this. I would also like to start a standard repo from which all other repos will derive. We can put setup and test scripts in there and use them as reference on the workshop websites.
The swc-installation-test-2.py test script that SWC provides is confusing for our attendees. We should create a streamlined version specific to our lessons and remove anything superfluous. The stream of 'failed' messages really confuses people (rightfully so).
Examples:
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