gh-pages --> create a new branch to make these changes. use git checkout -b ＜new-branch＞
[x] - edit the code within each episode to remove the lines that apply to different Nodes
[x] - edit episode 00 code to remove any packages we will not be discussing
[x] - remove entire lessons we're not teaching and re-number the episodes accordingly
[x] - edit index.md to include an accurate summary of the workshop
[x] - edit config.yml to have accurate title
[x] - edit README.md
[x] - remove excess files from Resources folder
[x] - edit setup.md, including link to git repo (two places to change this) and remove extra packages we dont need
[x] - edit Resources/install_instructions.docx, including link to git repo (two places to change this) and remove extra packages we dont need
master --> create a new branch to make these changes. use git checkout -b ＜new-branch＞
[x] - remove excess Data folders
[x] - remove excess Code folders
[x] - edit README.md
[x] - edit setup/setup.R, including link to git repo (two places to change this) and remove extra packages we dont need
[x] - edit setup/install_instructions.docx, including link to git repo (two places to change this) and remove extra packages we dont need
[x] - confirm master is the default branch (in Settings tab, along the top). this way participants will not accidently download the .md files, but will download the .R files and dataset
CaitlinBate
commented
7 months ago
gh-pages --> create a new branch to make these changes. use
git checkout -b ＜new-branch＞master --> create a new branch to make these changes. use
git checkout -b ＜new-branch＞defaultbranch (in Settings tab, along the top). this way participants will not accidently download the .md files, but will download the .R files and dataset