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With your project set up locally and a new repository online, it's time to connect the two. To do this, switch to the Terminal (the tab next to Console in RStudio) and run the following commands one after the other.
consider adding screenshots to take user through the process of add -> commit -> push
In RStudio, locate the "Git" tab in the top-right panel. As a good practice, begin by clicking "Pull" to ensure you have the latest changes. In the Git tab, you will see a list of changed files—tick the checkboxes next to all the files you've added or modified. Next, click the "Commit" button. A new window will appear where you can enter a descriptive commit message, explaining what changes you've made (for example, "Add raw data files to data-raw directory"). Finally, click the "Push" button to upload your changes to GitHub.
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@bonschorno: I will add items here that I notice while reviewing washr:
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