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title: "Introduction to Version Control and GitLab"
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*This lesson is based on [Software Carpentry's Git Novice Lesson](https://swcarpentry.github.io/git-novice/)* and images are reused from that lesson.
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We'll start by exploring how version control can be used to keep track of what one person did and when. Even if you aren't collaborating with other people,
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automated version control is much better than this situation:
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Today we will explore using the GitLab with RStudio, but how is GitLab different from Git and GitHub?
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Git is an open-source tool that tracks your changes. GitHub and GitLab are repositories that collect the complete history of those changes. GitHub offers free and paid plans, and as a member of UW-Madison, you have access to GitLab, which provides additional features such as licensing protections, authentication and identity management through your NetID, and support from DoIT Shared Tools.
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Git is an open-source tool that tracks your changes. GitHub and GitLab are hosts on the web that collect the complete history of those changes. GitHub offers free and paid plans, and as a member of UW-Madison, you have access to GitLab, which provides additional features such as licensing protections, authentication and identity management through your NetID, and support from DoIT Shared Tools.
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Note that GitLab should not be used for storing large amounts of data (over 2GB). UW-Madison Research Data Services provides a [Data Storage Finder Tool](https://storage.researchdata.wisc.edu/?_gl=1*eqwfyq*_ga*MjY2MjYyMzkwLjE3NDAwNjY2OTE.*_ga_5YLVYCMY8S*MTc0MDE3NTMwNi4xLjEuMTc0MDE3NjM4Mi4wLjAuMA..) and consults on best practices for storing research data.
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