Dear Martin,
I have install git and also built github and created public and private
keys and built config for automatically loading keys into the ssh-agent and
store passphrases in my keychain. my .ssh has files:
~/.ssh/config
~/.ssh/id_rsa
~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
~/.ssh/known_hosts
I tried ssh g
Hi,
I have checked your package and have not seen a commit after
commit 84c72291990fadd47b657b410e37b52d6b68f008
Author: Clare Pacini
Date: Tue Oct 31 15:52:53 2017 +
Update egs
Please make sure you are pushing not just to your GitHub, but also to the
bioconductor git repo.
Best
I have always just advocated using R packages as a means to organize
analyses, with an "analysis" subdirectory serving as a sort of scratch
space. The DESCRIPTION serves as a readme, there are places for reusable
functions (/R), data (/data), reports (/vignettes), etc. Several groups
here follow th
