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1 change: 1 addition & 0 deletions Collaborative-RStudio-GitHub.Rproj
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Version: 1.0
ProjectId: 1a867acf-f6d5-4e04-b1fa-f25c5f29f332
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not sure where this comes from and if I want to merge this to my project

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Yes, I understand. I don't know why my Git tab in RStudio also detects that the Rproj file has changed. I guess there wouldn't be a problem if you only accept the changes to the new file parameters.

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No worries. That's actually quite complex to accept only part of of pull request - feasible but still - the easiest would be if you added your .Rproj file in your .gitignore file so it doesn't become commitable and recreated your pull request without this file. But either way - you can finish the tutorial without re doing this part.


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18 changes: 18 additions & 0 deletions params/imagine_spec.R
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# !! PLEASE DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE !!
# ** make a copy and edit that instead **
# ________________________________________________
# input parameters

# sigma2: 0 < value < 5
sig2 <-3.6

# e.g. "anas_krystallinus"
species.name <- "Juancho_rocks"

# e.g. "red"
color <- "#00BFFF"

# tip: pick a color using rstudio colour picker.
# Addins > Colour Picker (to install: install.packages("colourpicker"))
# If you use this, don't forget to put it back as a comment
# before pushing and creating your pull request.