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Neal W Morton edited this page Jan 3, 2018
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If you want to manage your own code for a project (e.g. study-specific code) through the lab's GitHub account, in a directory called "analysis" in the home directory:
- Go on GitHub and create a new project under the prestonlab organization
- Clone the project:
cd ~/analysis; git clone [email protected]:prestonlab/[projectname].git - Add scripts to the directory
- See the status of the project:
cd ~/analysis/[projectname]; git status. You should see each of the script you added. - Add those scripts to the list of changes to commit:
git add [script1] [script2] ... - Make the list of changes to the project:
git commit -m 'add scripts for analyzing behavioral data'. - The -m flag is very important, since it describes the changes in each commit and can help a lot with keeping track of changes to code over time. It's required, so if you don't specify it, a text editor will open so you can write a message there.
- Push the changes to GitHub:
git push. This will backup your changes, and will make them accessible to other people with access to your project