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    Archive

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    Which License to C

    Existing License?

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    First, if you adapt (i.e., modify, build on) a work by others you need to determine if it is provided to you under a free/open license. If yes, we we recommend you to make your contribution available under the same license.3 For example, if you adapt code published in another paper, choose the same license for your modifications. The same applies if there are strong community norms to use a particular free/open license.4 Importantly, as discussed before, you are generally not allowed to adapt a work not published under a free/open license.

    You can determine whether a license is free/open by searching for its name in the SPDX License List and looking for at least one Y in the two columns FSF Free/Libre? and OSI Approved?
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    First, if you adapt (i.e., modify, build on) a work by others you need to determine if it is provided to you under a free/open license. If yes, we recommend you to make your contribution available under the same license.3 For example, if you adapt code published in another paper, choose the same license for your modifications. The same applies if there are strong community norms to use a particular free/open license.4 Importantly, as discussed before, you are generally not allowed to adapt a work not published under a free/open license.

    You can determine whether a license is free/open by searching for its name in the SPDX License List and looking for at least one Y in the two columns FSF Free/Libre? and OSI Approved?

    Work Type?

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    Applying the License

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    Having selected the licenses of your choice – you might need multiple ones depending on the types of works your project contains –, we encourage you to read through the full license text (or at least a legal summary) to understand their effect. Then, you can record the license of existing content and apply the licenses of your own contributions. Mostly, this just means indicating which license applies to which file or folder, usually in the project’s README (among other places), whose creation will be discussed in “Add a README”.

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    Having selected the licenses of your choice – you might need multiple ones depending on the types of works your project contains –, we encourage you to read through the full license text (or at least a legal summary) to understand their effect. Then, you can record the license of existing content and apply the licenses of your own contributions. Mostly, this just means indicating which license applies to which file or folder, usually in the project’s README (among other places), whose creation will be discussed in “Add a README”.

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    Wrap-up

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    Wrap-up

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    Add Code

    When you start a new session from the project root, the file is automatically read by R and the environment variables can be accessed using Sys.getenv():

    query_api(..., api_key = Sys.getenv("MY_FIRST_KEY"))
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    Make sure that .Renviron is added to your .gitignore file in order to exclude it from the Git repository. If you already committed a file that you found contains credentials, you can follow Chacon and Straub (2024).

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    Make sure that .Renviron is added to your .gitignore file in order to exclude it from the Git repository. If you already committed a file that contains credentials, you can follow Chacon and Straub (2024).

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    Coding Best Practice

    The Last Mile

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    renv only records the versions of R packages and of R itself. This means that potential system dependencies of R packages and other tools utilized in the project are not documented anywhere, including Quarto.5 We will manually write them down when creating a README. For now, however, there is one simple step you can take to record the version of Quarto (and a few other dependencies). Do run the following:

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    renv only records the versions of R packages and of R itself. This means that potential system dependencies of R packages and other tools utilized in the project are not documented anywhere, including Quarto.5 We will manually write them down when creating a README. For now, however, there is one simple step you can take to record the version of Quarto (and a few other dependencies). Do run the following:

    Terminal
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    The Last Mile

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