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Example Workflow - NASA Openscapes 2i2c JupyterHub Access
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GitHub organization: https://github.com/nasa-openscapes-workshops
Teams: https://github.com/orgs/nasa-openscapes-workshops/teams
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Add NASA Openscapes Mentor to AdminTeam
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NASA Openscapes Mentors are given GitHub permissions to administer access for participants in workshops. To do this they must have an Owner role in the AdminTeam. To grant access to Mentor, an existing Owner of the GitHub Organization must add the Mentor’s GitHub username to the AdminTeam, then click on their name, which will take you to their page within the organization. Change their role to Owner, which is in a pulldown menu on left side of screen.
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Add users to NASA Openscapes 2i2c JupyterHub for a workshop
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Copy and run this code to give users access to the NASA Openscapes 2i2c JupyterHub by adding them to the relevant GitHub Team
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library(kyber)
+library(rmarkdown)
+library(tibble)
+library(fs)
+library(datapasta)
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+team_name <- "WorkshopAccess-2i2c"
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+## for a long list of usernames, we can copy the list from a spreadsheet and use the datapasta Addin 'paste as tribble' and run everything below
+members <- tibble::tribble(
+ ~username,
+ "virdi",
+ "alexishunzinger"
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+add_team_members(team_name, members = members$username, org = "nasa-openscapes-workshops")
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Contributing to Kyber
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To contribute to Kyber, fork the repo, unchecking the “Copy the main branch only” box. Start working from the dev branch, create a new branch like new-branch dev, and then submit Pull Requests to dev. If using Git on the command line the workflow would look like:
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+- clone your fork of kyber
+git checkout -b devgit pull origin dev- to start working on a new branch off of dev:
git checkout -b new-branch dev
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+- add and commit changes
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git push origin new-branch
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+- keep adding, committing, and pushing, then when you’re ready open a PR
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We started using this workflow when the [California Water Boards Openscapes]((https://cawaterboarddatacenter.github.io/swrcb-openscapes/) team began using Kyber to create Agendas from some unique source Rmd files. For example, Water Boards Cohort Calls are 2 hours, not the default 1.5 hrs, their lesson order is different from Openscapes Core Lessons, and includes a new lesson on Documentation.
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