Reputation: 29
How do I commit my material in Rstudio? About two months ago I cloned a svn to my Rstudio, via Github. I was able to commit initially, but I can’t anymore. After I committed, I decided I wanted to restart and create a new project. So I once again cloned the svn and made a new project, so I could do my project from scratch. However, after I finished I was left with the inability to commit my work to Github. After asking around I was told that it might have been because I did not fork it a second time (is this true?).
How do I commit my work to Github? Do I start over and copy my code and documents into a new R project (and hope it works), or is there some way for me to manually link my project to Github from the assignment I already completed? Thank you to anyone who answers. :)
Sincerely,
Devan
Upvotes: 1
Views: 1355
Reputation: 29
I managed to solve my issue by doing the following.
Step 1: Locate where your Rstudio files are located on your computer.
Step 2: Copy and paste all your updated files (rmd, graphs, etc.) from your new folder into the original folder you were able to commit with originally.
Step 3: Optional, delete all of your old files in the original folder.
Step 4: Commit and push/pull your new files to Github from your original folder.
I hope this helps someone. Good luck!
Upvotes: 1