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… airports, still need to add some more details about public transit options
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…dded debugging script
Updated the reference for the VS Code tutorial link for better guidance.
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Merged travel.md into conferences_workshops.md and added info on travel to airport; added info on VS Code to code_software.md; deleted duplicate sentence
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Pull Request Overview
This PR adds documentation for VS Code IDE setup and expands travel information for lab members. Key changes include adding a new VS Code tutorial resource with a debugging exercise and enhancing travel guidance with airport options and public transit details.
- New VS Code tutorial resource with setup tips and debugging practice file
- Expanded travel documentation with NYC-area airport options and transit guidance
- Cross-references added between policy and resource pages
- Minor reorganization of content in working hours policy
Reviewed Changes
Copilot reviewed 7 out of 7 changed files in this pull request and generated 1 comment.
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| File | Description |
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| mkdocs.yml | Adds VS Code to the Resources navigation menu |
| docs/Resources/vs_code.md | New tutorial page with VS Code setup instructions for lab members |
| docs/Resources/debug_me.py | Sample Python script with intentional bug for debugger practice |
| docs/Resources/travel.md | Adds airport options and NYC public transit navigation details |
| docs/Policies/hours_remote_vacation.md | Reorganizes paragraph structure (no content changes) |
| docs/Policies/conferences_workshops.md | Adds cross-reference link to travel resources |
| docs/Policies/code_software.md | Adds new VS Code section with tutorial link |
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| To get started with VS Code try a tutorial, such as [this one](https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/getstarted/getting-started). The program itself will also give you some tips. | ||
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| Some basic tips to get started: | ||
| 1. Link VS Code with your GitHub account | ||
| 2. Open a repository, such as `Lab-Handbook` | ||
| 3. Try out the terminal (e.g. try `echo $SHELL` to see which shell your computer runs by default) | ||
| 4. Install the Python extension | ||
| 5. Create an environment | ||
| 6. Use the debugger. You can copy `Resources/debug_me.py` to try it out! If you want, you can create a new project repo that you will also use for the pytorch tutorial as part of your first project. |
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This new documentation file is missing a page title (header). All other resource files in this directory start with a title using markdown header syntax (e.g., # VS Code). Add a title at the beginning of the file to maintain consistency with other documentation pages.
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