Workbench changes

[jcolomb]

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 md5sum.txt | 2 +-
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⏱️ Updated at 2023-03-22 08:00:08 +0000

[jcolomb]

or should we add another way to make comments ?

[tobyhodges]

Here's a nice example of a README being updated after transition to the Workbench: datacarpentry/r-raster-vector-geospatial#382

[tobyhodges]

You could substitute in <!-- HTML comments -->? Or, @zkamvar, is there a specific comment syntax for (R)Markdown files?

[zkamvar]

HTML comments is correct!

[jcolomb]

Here's a nice example of a README being updated after transition to the Workbench: datacarpentry/r-raster-vector-geospatial#382

both there and here, the best would be to have an updated contributing.md file, is there any in the template ?

[zkamvar]

Here's a nice example of a README being updated after transition to the Workbench: datacarpentry/r-raster-vector-geospatial#382

both there and here, the best would be to have an updated contributing.md file, is there any in the template ?

Why yes there is! It's here: https://github.com/carpentries/sandpaper/blob/main/inst/templates/contributing-template.txt

... uhm this is embarassing. I have not actually done anything to update it from the former template -_-. I'm currently battling a particularly nasty bug (carpentries/sandpaper#406) and I will do my best to update it when I get time.

[jcolomb]

ok tried to make some changes at carpentries/sandpaper#407

will probably be make changes there and update here using some sandpaper function, right?

[zkamvar]

will probably be make changes there and update here using some sandpaper function, right?

The update will be copy/paste since this is a markdown file that {sandpaper} only touches at the creation of the lesson.