upload data augmentation to GitHub

martinkremnicky / TUe_ITP_healthcare_group_2

Repo for ITP Healthcare group 2

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upload data augmentation to GitHub #50

Closed hkerkhoven closed 2 months ago

hkerkhoven commented 3 months ago

make sure the algorithms are available for everyone so that everyone can contribute and see what is happening. This we will do by uploading the algorithms to github.

martinkremnicky commented 3 months ago

I'm battling the Debian on JupyterHub rn, as it currently doesn't even recognize the sudo command...

martinkremnicky commented 3 months ago

@thernansab04 @hkerkhoven @cmichalopoulos2 if any of you have already managed to connect the github repo to the Open Innovation Platform, let's talk. It will (for obvious reasons) not give me access to the root, so I can't install anything:

hkerkhoven commented 2 months ago

I'll add this to my to do list!

hkerkhoven commented 2 months ago

@martinkremnicky I figured it out, but the repository needs to be public. Can you make this repository public? Then I can try again.

martinkremnicky commented 2 months ago

@hkerkhoven done, however, let's discuss the GitHub strategy on Wednesday. In short:

consider dev the new main
never push to main. Consider this as our production branch, and should only be merged into by dev, at the end of the course.
when uploading code for a new feature, make a new branch
when you think you're finished with the feature you're adding, make a PR to dev, and one other person will have to approve it

This strategy concerns everyone, so @thernansab04 @cmichalopoulos2 please read.

hkerkhoven commented 2 months ago

I don't exactly get your point, so I'll add it to the agenda. I think you just explained the normal git rules but am not sure, so we'll talk about this today.

hkerkhoven commented 2 months ago

@martinkremnicky I have it working. I used the Git button on top of the page in the jupyterhub to clone the repository using the URL clone link of the correct repository. If this button is not there, you need to install the git extension on the jupyterhub. You do this by using the terminal and the command: pip install --upgrade jupyterlab-git