Populating_repository_for_replication

For more detailed and up-to-date info, see https://labordynamicsinstitute.github.io/replicability-training-curriculum/aea-jira-workflow-a-guide.html.

Populate the repository

Note: the images below refer to a particular example. Your precise parameters will be different.

Proceed as follows:

You should see this image at the top of your newly created Bitbucket repo, which is called something like aearep-123.

In the terminal (or Powershell or Git Bash), navigate to the folder where you keep your LDI work. Powershell example:

PS C:\Users\David> cd Documents\aea_workspace

Clone your new Bitbucket repo into this folder.
- You can copy-paste the full git clone line you see in the image above into the terminal and hit enter
- Or you can type that same line yourself into into the terminal and hit enter

PS C:\Users\David\Documents\aea_workspace> git clone https://[email protected]/aeaverification/aearep-123.git

You will now have a directory called "aearep-123." You should "enter" it (e.g., cd aearep-123)
- If you followed the steps on the previous page then it will not be empty!

⚠️ Delete any files from the LDI replication materials template that you do not need, including the README.md file.

For instance, the template contains a template_config.R for articles that use R. If your article does not use R, delete it.

⚠️ Rename any files

For example, the template contains a template_config.do, which you should rename to config.do if you intend to use it.

You are now ready to add the authors' replication archive from openICPSR to your repo.
Edit SRC.txt and add the link you used to download the replication package
You should now add and commit all program files, but ignore the data files! For example:

   git add *do
   git add *pdf
   git status
   git commit -m 'Initial commit of article replication materials'