diff --git a/docs/handson.html b/docs/handson.html
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@@ -453,10 +453,10 @@
Make a New Repository
In the Rstudio Console: library(usethis)
In the Console: use_git(message = "first commit for my helo world")
Create a Readme File: use_readme_md()
(Edit your README. Example README template)
-Push your repository to GitHub: use_github(protocol = "https")
+Push your repository to GitHub: use_github(protocol = "https")
and restart R
Add a license: GitHub instructions
Pull the GitHub changes to your local workstations via Rstudio’s git client
-Congratulations. You’ve just created your first GitHub repository. Now you can see your repository – including the three files you just created.
+Congratulations. You’ve just created your first GitHub repository. Now you can see your repository. congratulations. you’ve created a repo. On your local file-system you should still see the unstaged README.md
. Both the local and the remote (GitHub) have the LICENSE.md
file created at GitHub. you’ve created a repo.
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@@ -526,8 +526,6 @@ Branch
Click Create
-Moving back to the text editor in RStudio, create a new markdown document listing 3 favorite movies. Save the file as movies.md
-- Commit your changes
+- Back to the RStudio text editor, create a new text file listing three favorite movies. Save the file as
movies.md
. Commit and push your changes
Checkout the master branch
- Watch the Files tab as you switch back to the master branch. Where is the
movies.md
file?
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Exercise
-- [Source] Clone this test repository
-- [Source] Have your partner
fork
your repository
-- [Partner] After you forked above,
clone
your forked repository
+- [Source] Clone this test repository
+- [Source] Have your partner fork your repository
+- [Partner] After you forked above, clone your forked repository
- [Partner] Make some changes to your cloned [forked] repository. (e.g. add a file, edit the readme, etc.)
- [Partner] Using the git commands you’ve already learned: add, commit, and push the changes