We had a short preview of GitHub today. Tomorrow, we will see more about how to work together on small and large projects on GitHub. We start at 08:50 CET, as usual. You may find the lesson at https://coderefinery.org/git-collaborative/.
Live stream participants: if you would like to collaborate with other live stream participants and the instructors on the first exercise tomorrow (centralized collaborative workflow), can you please open an issue with the text "please add me as collaborator" in one of these two:
(link) (this one will not be shown on stream and not recorded but changes will be public on GitHub until we remove this repository after the workshop)
(link) (this one will be used on stream and recorded, only sign up if you are OK with us reviewing your pull request while teaching and streaming; we hope that some of you will so that we have something to review)
You can also choose not to join any of the two and either follow the lesson by watching us collaborate and comment and ask via HackMD. Alternatively you can also follow by creating your own exercise repository (we will describe how) and practice inside there, without other people.
If you open an issue in one of the two above, we will see your username and invite you as collaborator. You will then get an email from GitHub asking whether you accept the invitation. Please accept it. The rest of the exercise we will explain tomorrow.
Please also verify that the connection works with ssh -T git@github.com.
If successful, you should see the output Hi yourusername! You've successfully authenticated, but GitHub does not provide shell access.
If you get an error, please try to work with someone to fix it. Worst case, join 10 min earlier tomorrow so that we may help you in Zoom or via the HackMD.
If you have additional questions, please write them down in the HackMD:
(hackmd link)
subject: [CodeRefinery workshop] day 2 summary and day 3 exercise information
Dear all,
Thank you so much for the very useful and constructive feedback throughout the lesson! We have added the Q&A from today here: https://coderefinery.org/2022-03-22-workshop/questions/
We had a short preview of GitHub today. Tomorrow, we will see more about how to work together on small and large projects on GitHub. We start at 08:50 CET, as usual. You may find the lesson at https://coderefinery.org/git-collaborative/.
Live stream participants: if you would like to collaborate with other live stream participants and the instructors on the first exercise tomorrow (centralized collaborative workflow), can you please open an issue with the text "please add me as collaborator" in one of these two:
You can also choose not to join any of the two and either follow the lesson by watching us collaborate and comment and ask via HackMD. Alternatively you can also follow by creating your own exercise repository (we will describe how) and practice inside there, without other people. If you open an issue in one of the two above, we will see your username and invite you as collaborator. You will then get an email from GitHub asking whether you accept the invitation. Please accept it. The rest of the exercise we will explain tomorrow.
We'd like to remind you that in order to be able to follow the content, you need a GitHub account and to set up the SSH keys: https://coderefinery.org/installation/github/ https://coderefinery.org/installation/ssh/#ssh
Please also verify that the connection works with
ssh -T git@github.com. If successful, you should see the outputHi yourusername! You've successfully authenticated, but GitHub does not provide shell access.If you get an error, please try to work with someone to fix it. Worst case, join 10 min earlier tomorrow so that we may help you in Zoom or via the HackMD.If you have additional questions, please write them down in the HackMD: (hackmd link)
Information regarding certificates of participation: https://coderefinery.org/2022-03-22-workshop/#certificates-and-credits
Thanks so much and see you tomorrow! (name) and the CodeRefinery team