Maxim Belkin

Apologies for joining late, but I think the installer should work fine if you add `CI=1` in front of `/bin/bash $(...`. For example, I launched a new Docker container for...

Hi, Martin! Thank you for the pull request! > Seems all commits are automatically part of a pull request, I can not create them episode by episode. I leave changes...

> let's give people a day or so No need to wait, I'm here :) Hi, Naci! Welcome to the Carpentries! I'm a co-maintainer on this lesson. Thank you for...

> Hmm... I tried that but the 'Commit Changes" button is disabled. You need to type a title (such as "Update based on received feedback" or something more descriptive --...

Looks like you were able to make one update -- https://github.com/swcarpentry/python-novice-inflammation/pull/837/commits/26b9528fdeba7984f581a87bfb713c9e8d690cf4 Do you remember what you did when you made that change?

Hi Abdula! Thank you for contributing to the lesson. [Our data](https://datacarpentry.org/python-ecology-lesson/02-starting-with-data#our-data) section describes`plot_id` column as "ID of a particular site". So, I think it makes sense to keep using the...

@orchid00, please record the hash (commit id) of this repository when you begin translating it. All translators should then `git checkout` that hash. Once you finish translating the lesson for...

@wrightaprilm, I'm not sure that all of the labels that you added are applicable to this issue. I'd say this is an example of cross-repository work and we don't have...

Yes, to keep the translated lesson up-to-date (using `git diff recorded-hash HEAD`). Alternative solution was to fork this lesson and proceed with the translations, using HTML `` to comment out...

I believe order matters for left and right (outer) joins. Could you please clarify your point?