Push your changes to your own fork of the the rr-version-control-demo GitHub repository.

Enter an informative commit message, like “ Changed analysis year to X”, and hit Commit.

In the pop-up window view the diff for the.

View the diff, and commit your changes, with a commit message.

Stage the changes for gdp-life-expectancy.Rmd and gdp-life-expectancy.html by checking the boxes next to then, and hit Commit.ĭon’t worry about the other files that appear in this pane, we’ll get to them in a bit.

Open the file called gdp-life-expectancy.Rmd and knit.

Create as a subdirectory of: Browse to where you would like to create this folder.

Click on “ Git: Clone a project from a repository”.

Click on “ Version Control: Checkout a project from a version control repository”.

rr-version-control-demoįorked from Reproducible-Science-Curriculum/rr-version-control-demoĬlone your forked repository to obtain a local copy of the files.

Look at the name of the repo on the upper left corner, for your fork it will say:.How can I tell if I am looking at my fork or the original repository? Now you have a copy of rr-version-control-demo repository in your account, woohoo! Aside: Where am I? Click on “Fork”” (on the top right corner).Push your changes to your own fork of the the rr-version-control-demo GitHub repository.įork the rr-version-control-demo repository.View the diff, and commit your changes, with a commit message.Edit a file in this repository/project.Clone your forked repository to obtain a local copy of the files into an RStudio project.

Fork the rr-version-control-demo repository.

Install RStudio and be familiar with its operation.

“become familiar with Rstudio’s Git and GitHub integration”.

Connect rstudio to github