“master” has some pretty painful connotations. Use the dropdown menu to go back to main and avoid future headaches.Commit your changes by clicking Commit.Stage your changes by clicking the check boxes.Create a new branch by clicking the think that looks kinda like.Usually near Environment/History in the upper right) Switch back to main to avoid future headaches.When done, go to Github and open a PR.It may suggest a longer form of this command, obey. Commit your changes git commit -m "some message that is meaningful".Stage your changes git add repeat for each changed document.Work on your documents and save frequently.If (!suppressWarnings(require(remotes, quietly = TRUE))) You should be able to install the vast majority of necessary packages by running To see if you were successful, try opening RStudio by clicking on its icon. Open the file and follow the installer instructions. Open the file and follow the installer instructions.Ĭhose and download the Windows version of RStudio from. Go to and download the latest version of R for Windows (Should look something like this: Download R 4.1.0 for Windows). To see if you were successful, try opening RStudio by clicking on its icon (from Finder, Applications or Launchpad). GNU General Public License versions 2 or 3.įor more information about these matters seeĬhoose and download the Mac version of RStudio from. You are welcome to redistribute it under the terms of the R is free software and comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. Copyright (C) 2020 The R Foundation for Statistical Computing
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