Open NiccoloGhionzoli opened 2 years ago
Fraekfyr91
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2 years ago Hi there!
When you click on the green icon "code" you can:
A) Use GitHub Desktop, and use this to clone the repository.
B) Copy the link (https://github.com/isdsucph/isds2022.git) and then use the command prompt where you can use: git clone https://github.com/isdsucph/isds2022.git
C) Download the repository as a zip file (not recommended).
Kind regards Lasse.
NiccoloGhionzoli
commented
2 years ago Sorry, maybe it is the first time I do this, but please tell me if I did it correctly:
from the internet github page of your repository I clicked on code (green icon) -> HTPPS -> copy link
Then I opened the app I installed Github Desktop, then File -> Clone repository -> URL option -> paste the link copied before -> Clone
Now I am here:
and I can see on my Github local directory the same folders as in your Github page (please see the attached screenshot). Is it ok? Should I do something else?
Fraekfyr91
commented
2 years ago Everything is fine, now you can open the Jupyter notebook and find the cloned folder (see the picture)
Then you can select "assignments" and then assignment0 to get started.
Good morning, I have a little doubt about the cloning procedure which is explained in the Installation message: I have created a new Github account, I have clicked on the blue words 'course repository', and I can see the assignment 0, the readme file, some folders, but I did not understand how to do the cloning. In particular, should I: A)click on Code (green button) and clone the link? https://github.com/isdsucph/isds2022.git
or B)create a new repository from scratch, copy the line (see the Installation message):
git clone https://github.com/abjer/isds2022 in the gap 'Repository name', call the local directory isds2022 and click on Readme? or C)else?
Best regards and many thanks in advance.