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Added link for greyed out push/pull and cloning note #6

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Expand Up @@ -9,11 +9,13 @@ Before you start please read [this short guide](https://guides.github.com/introd
- this repository will _allow_ commits to the main branch without at least one review

- now log on to the data science desktop
- Clone your repository (using visual studio code or git gui) saving it into either yours or the transfer B:/ drive on the data science desktop.
- open RStudio
- created a new project by checking out from version control (bottom option)

- *before* you do any work, make a branch (see 'New Branch') button or follow [this](https://stackoverflow.com/a/55592824). I made a branch called 'feature/getting-started'
- then I commited this file to that branch and pushed that back to github (my 'origin' repo)
- If your push/pull tab is greyed out you might be able to resolve that by doing [this](https://swcarpentry.github.io/git-novice/14-supplemental-rstudio/#:~:text=Grayed%20out%20Push%2FPull%20commands,Then%20restart%20RStudio.)
- I then created a pull request to merge these notes into the 'main' branch; I used my administrator privileges to override the requirement for a review; but did not delete this branch as I still had ongoing work
- next I created a readme.md file

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