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In PatrickEslick/BrasiliaWorkshop: Practice For Our Workshop

Brasilia Workshop Git/Package Practice

install.packages(c("devtools", "testthat", "usethis", "roxygen2"))

Fork this repository to your GitHub account
Make sure you're logged in to your GitHub account.
Click "Fork" in the upper-right corner of this repository. .
Clone this respository to your computer with a new RStudio Project.
In GitHub, select the menu from the "Code" button, select HTTPS, and copy the URL to the clipboard by clicking the clipboard icon.
In RStudio, select File > New Project > Version Control > Git.
Copy the URL into the "Repository URL:" box.
Fill in the plot_residuals code and documentation.
In RStudio, in the R directory, open the "plot_residuals.R" script.
Using the comments to guide you, fill in the code for the plot_residuals function.
Add some details to the documentation of the function.
Update the documentation using this command.

devtools::document()

Make sure that the tests work
If you have filled in code that produces a ggplot object, the tests built-in to the package should now pass. To verify this, use the following command.

devtools::test()

You should see 1 test listed next to "PASS" and 0 next to "FAIL".
Commit your changes.
In the "Git" tab, stage your files for commit by checking the box next to the files you've modified. This should be "R/plot_residuals.R" and "man/plot_residuals.Rd". .
Click the Commit button. Write a short commit message and click "Commit". .
Push the changes to your fork by clicking the green upward-facing arrow.
Check that your changes got pushed online.
Navigate to your fork of the repository and verify that your changes have been pushed to the online repository.