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This is more of a feature request for some clarifications in the ReadMe #94

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ChantalJuntao opened this issue Oct 21, 2019 · 3 comments

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@ChantalJuntao
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I'm only struggling with this because I'm a complete beginner to package development. But since the ReadMe contains a section on using Package Templates to generate new packages, and many lab members who have never generated a new package before may also, like me, have never tracked a new package using git before, can we also include a section on tracking new packages with git and pushing them up to github? As I've never tracked a new package before, I don't know if I could make any decisions that could make the package incompatible with the registry.

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kdw503 commented Oct 21, 2019

Are you asking how to a push newly generated package to github for the first time?
If so, I'll add a related section to our README. This is good idea.

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Yes, that would be very helpful. There aren't many guides specific to Julia out there.

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kdw503 commented Oct 23, 2019

If you make repository in here(our repository website) with same name as the one in your remote setting but not including README file and gitignore file, then you can push your local repository to here without any conflict.

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