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AlWatson20 avatar AlWatson20 commented on July 19, 2024 2

I think it has worked using the use this commands.

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AlWatson20 avatar AlWatson20 commented on July 19, 2024 2

Yes, changed in the settings menu in github

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francisbarton avatar francisbarton commented on July 19, 2024 2

Sorry to be a total PITA but can we fix the typo in the project & repo name?
It says 'inequalites' instead of 'inequalities', currently.

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ThomUK avatar ThomUK commented on July 19, 2024 1

I would agree with the rename that you propose Zoe.

It might be good to rename the other repo too (https://github.com/nhs-r-community/mdsn-collab), so that they are more clearly linked.

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AlWatson20 avatar AlWatson20 commented on July 19, 2024

Hi Sorry only just seen this after leave. I've renamed the notebook repo. The original committed files I did e.g. rproj file has the same old name. let me know what I need to do to rectify .

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Lextuga007 avatar Lextuga007 commented on July 19, 2024

Have you changed this locally to your laptop? The name here will need to be changed in GitHub itself (which you are very welcome to do 😄 ) in the Settings tab and it's the very first option to change at the top. The .Rproj will still work with the old name but useful to change and that can be done by creating a new branch locally or from GitHub (on the right side of this page there is a Development section above Notifications where it says Create a branch) or use the packages {usethis} and {gert}, change the name and then push to GitHub where you can set up a pull request.

If you like to use {usethis} and {gert} the code I use for this workflow is:

usethis::pr_init("1-rename-proj") # creates a pr and branch locally

Make the change

gert::git_commit_all("Updated .RProj name")
usethis::pr_push()

And then the GitHub pull request page will open on your browser where you can finish submitting the PR (often clicking on the green buttons).

And to finish once the PR has been approved and merged into main, in the local (laptop):

usethis::pr_finish()

to tidy up the branches.

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Lextuga007 avatar Lextuga007 commented on July 19, 2024

Would it be ok to drop the HIQ_ from the name? It's not a usual acronym (yet!) so might cause confusion in searches.

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Lextuga007 avatar Lextuga007 commented on July 19, 2024

That was fast! Thank you 👍🏻

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ThomUK avatar ThomUK commented on July 19, 2024

Eagle eyes goes to @francisbarton.
While fixing, the final URL in the readme is now out of date. Github redirects it OK, but it would be good to update for clarity.

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Lextuga007 avatar Lextuga007 commented on July 19, 2024

Great spots @francisbarton and @ThomUK and perfect examples of team work! 🏆

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