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A few confusions noted mostly from the main markdown:
typing that command “in the terminal”
“Terminal Basics” page - 404
Install Miniconda. Make sure you're downloading the right version. - is there a version required/recommended or a version people can’t go beyond? Or just say the latest version?
Open up the Anaconda Prompt (miniconda3) program, and run the following commands - link to the instruction on how to open it
- For the anaconda part instructions: should we add for Mac users, anaconda prompt does not exist, and just use the
conda command in terminal?
Open up VS Code, and launch a new Bash terminal from the top.
Install the Jupyter extension in VS Code. Find extensions on the left.
Spotted main changes in cloning a project. New useflow slightly change to: clone from github -> connect with github -> choose the project to clone in VSCode -> enter the “login” keychain password (potential issue when github asking you to enter the password: need to delete the keychain from Keychain access to remove the prompt: guidance)
Environment: in a Bash terminal from the directory (need to navigate to the directory in the terminal, not just choose the folder)
- need to add some git commands to navigate the folders in the longer instructions?
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Hi Jonathan:
A few confusions noted mostly from the main markdown:
- For the anaconda part instructions: should we add for Mac users, anaconda prompt does not exist, and just use the
conda command in terminal?
- need to add some git commands to navigate the folders in the longer instructions?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: