README

This repository is for the course "R Programming for SAS Programmers" by Anova Groups.

GitHub Repository Setup Steps

1. Create a GitHub Account
   • Sign up for an account at github.com.
   • Vikas will add you as a contributor to the repository.
2. Set Up Posit Cloud (formerly RStudio Cloud)
   • Create an account on posit.cloud.
   • Create a new project using the Git repository URL: https://github.com/vikasgaddu1/R_Training.git.
   • Navigate to Tools > Version Control > Project Setup, select Git, and restart RStudio.
3. Configure Git Global Options

   • Open the terminal and set your global Git configuration:

     git config --global user.email "you@example.com"
     git config --global user.name "Your Name"

4. Create an SSH Key in RStudio

   • Go to Tools > Global Options -> Git/SVN -> and create an SSH key using the create SSH key button under SSH window in R studio.

   • In the terminal, display your SSH public key:

     cat ~/.ssh/id_ed25519.pub

   • Copy the SSH public key.

5. Add SSH Key to GitHub
   • Go to GitHub settings.
   • Click on SSH and GPG keys, then New SSH key.
   • Add a description like rstudio_cloud and paste the SSH key you copied earlier.
6. Set Up Git Remote in RStudio

   • In the terminal, remove the existing remote and add the correct one:

     git remote remove origin
     git remote add origin git@github.com:vikasgaddu1/R_Training.git
     git remote -v

7. Confirm SSH Connection

   • Verify the SSH connection to GitHub: and if prompted say 'yes`

     ssh -T git@github.com 

8. Create test file

   • create the test file in the folder under Code_data_2024_03_27/GH_testfolder/Name_testfile.r

   • go to upper right corner Git tab in Rstudio, stage the file by clicking the check box and press the commit icon, put initial commit as comment and press ok.

   • go to terminal and type

       git push origin main

   • go to github.com and navigate to r training repository and verify if you can see your file.

By following these steps, you will have your development environment set up for the course "R Programming for SAS Programmers."

This work is licensed under CC BY-NC 4.0