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You can get involved in one of the following ways
2.1 - If you wish to join the working group please [go here](https://advance.hub.phuse.global/wiki/spaces/WEL/pages/90472449/The+Use+of+Git+in+Statistical+Programming) for the leads to reach out to them
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2.2 - You can get involved in discussion via the issues
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2.3 - You can propose a merge request via a fork if you see something that needs fixing
### 2.3. Using Git, to propose changes!
-#### 2.3.1 About cloning, branching and pushing
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Basic steps to get into this "Git world"
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💡NOTE: If you like to use your Chat GPT to teach you more about these steps, use it. No fear to break anything!
💡NOTE2: There is a wonderful tutorial in [Coursera] (https://www.coursera.org/learn/making-data-science-work-for-clinical-reporting#modules) to practise on your own how to do these steps. Very easy and well explained (and you get a certification 🎓 at the end!)
-#### 2.3.2 About R
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This repository will be using quarto. To support this repository, there is an **renv lock** file which is currently bare bones.
(This means we can keep traceability of the R packages we are using within this repo)
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For the poster it would be nice to have some stats in a jupyter or Rmarkdown about issues around Git (or some charts explaining key points).
To start with,
-0 - clone the repo in your laptop
-1 - create your own git branch:
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+1 - you are in your branch
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```sh
# in terminal, within your project directory
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git checkout -b yourname_dev
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+git switch yourname_dev
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2- A folder called **"script_ideas"** will be the SANDBOX with your scripts/ collaborative scripts/pictures to get some charts/numbers around this topic (for the paper or poster, or to discuss in our meetings).
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