As with the rest of GitHub, it includes both free and paid tiers of service. Websites generated through this service are hosted either as subdomains of the github.io domain, or can be connected to custom domains bought through a third-party domain name registrar.[85] GitHub Pages supports HTTPS encryption.[86][87]
I would like all of my statistical/computational collaborators to usegit and github, so that wemay collaborate more easily. But forstatisticians with no history of use of version control, it can behard to get started. This is a tutorial of sorts, to help.
Git : Github
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Once you've signed up, you'll need to enable RStudio to talk to GitHub. The process for doing so has recently changed (this is where I see the largest major difference from Happy Git with R). The best way to connect RStudio and GitHub is using your username and a Personal Access Token (PAT). To generate a personal access token, use the create_github_token() function from usethis. This will take you to the appropriate page on the GitHub website, where you'll give your token a name and copy it (don't lose it because it will never appear again!).
Sometimes you already have a project locally and you want to get it on GitHub. To do this, you'll need to first use the use_git() function from usethis, as we did above. Then, you can use the use_github() function, which will create a GitHub repo and connect it to your current RStudio project.
Also, I would suggesting using 'git://github.com/samrao2/manager-4.git/' for your remote URL rather than ' -4.git/'. The latter requires you to enter a password each time, whereas the former will authenticate via SSH, which is far less irritating. You can change the remote URL in your repository to use the git protocol, instead of https, by typing:
The problem is you are trying to push into new github account using old github account's ssh key, so generate a new SSH key for the new github account using this link -to-github/error-permission-to-userrepo-denied-to-userother-repo and then add it your github account. After this try to push, it works
Now try pushing code again, this time an authentication prompt will be popped up, authenticate your github account and congratulations, your code is hosted onto the given branch of desired repository.
Packages can be built using Git endpoints accessed via HTTP(s) or SSH URLs - vs git@github.com:user/repo.git. If theGit URL uses SSH it will require an SSH key for authentication. In this case,first import the key and then use the add command.
In the example above, the ordering of the source subscriptions is important.Imagine the desired GitHub package is ggplot2. ggplot2 will be available fromthe cran source and the git source. When ggplot2 is requested, RStudioPackage Manager looks in the order of the subscriptions. First it will look forggplot2 in the github source. Since ggplot2 is in the set of bleeding edgepackages, RStudio Package Manager will find ggplot2 in the github source and servethe bleeding edge version to users. Any ggplot2 dependencies that are not inthe github source will be pulled from cran. RStudio Package Manager displayswhether the package came from CRAN or an alternative source in the package pagefor the repository. 2ff7e9595c
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