Fork and clone
This is the repository. The first step is to get a fork in your own GitHub account. Then, get a local clone:
git clone git@github.com:<your-user>/codingclubuc3m.netlify.com.git
cd codingclubuc3m.netlify.com
The working directory will have the following structure:
.
├── content
| ├── contribute
| ├── home
| ├── post <-- Here goes your tutorial
| └── talk
├── layouts
├── static
| ├── img
| └── post <-- Here goes any additional resources
└── themes
Do not commit any file not related to your draft. Particularly, the first time
blogdown::serve_site() is executed, the existing .Rmds will be rendered again
and some files under /static/post will appear as changed. Please execute also
git checkout . too for this first time.
Commit and push changes
Once you are ready, commit the changes into your local clone. To avoid committing any non-intended file, please add files selectively:
git add content/post/<your-tutorial>
git add static/post/<your-directory> # if required
git commit -m "new post"
git push # to GitHub
Of course, you can commit and push further changes if required.
Pull request and review process
Navigate to your fork on GitHub and open a pull request (PR) to submit the changes to our repository. During the peer-review process, if further changes are required, you can commit and push them as in the previous step, and they are added to the PR automatically.