add repo <- repository() example #286
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I assume mine is a very frequent (perhaps most common?) use case: I have a repository and would like to use git in Rstudio w/o using the Rstudio shell, so I remember / find this package and want to get started. It took me more than _n_ seconds after installation + _m_ seconds after finding the readme to figure out that I could do: ``` repo <- repository() ``` so hopefully this will make it easier for the next person with my use case
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never mind I see this is already included below |
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I assume mine is a very frequent (perhaps most common?) use case: I have a repository and would like to use git in Rstudio w/o using the Rstudio shell, so I remember / find this package and want to get started.
It took me more than n seconds after installation + m seconds after finding the readme to figure out that I could do:
so hopefully this will make it easier for the next person with my use case