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## Setting up the GitLab Project

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### Instructor Summary

- Go to [UW-Madison GitLab instance][uw-gitlab] and login
- Create new project called `ratdat_lib_wksp`, private repo with README,

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First you need to navigate to the [UW-Madison GitLab instance][uw-gitlab] and select the UW-Madison NetID login option.

Next we will create a new project. You can do so by clicking the "+" button then "New project/repository" option in the upper-left hand of the screen OR you can click the blue "New Project" button on the right hand side of the screen. If you do not see the "+" button, it might mean that your sidebar is hidden. To see the sidebar, click the sidebar icon at the top left of your screen.
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## Setting up the Project in RStudio

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### Instructor Summary

- Create GitLab PAT
+ Click settings in repo
+ Project access token page
+ Add new token - `work laptop` name or whatever you'd like, description blankdefault expiry, owner role, leave scoles unchecked
+ Create project access token
+ Copy project access token to text file
- Setup project
+ Return to main repo page
+ clone using https
+ Switch to RStudio
+ New Rproject, version control with Git, paste URL, save on Desktop
+ Authenticate with username and PAT (from text file)
+ Show the project in R and describe the new files R added

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Next we will `clone` (copy) this project to our computer and make it a project in RStudio.
Before we can do so we need to set up verifying our identity with GitLab.

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<!--- screenshot needed: the code menu and the copy button from the clone with HTTPS option highlighted"

Open RStudio and create a new project with the +shield icon or `File` > `New Project`.
Switch back to RStudio and create a new project with the +shield icon or `File` > `New Project`.

<!--- screenshot needed: highligting the new project button -->

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