Hosting experiment repo on Github

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No, I didn’t have to change to SSH - your solution worked.

For anyone else coming here with the same question who doesn’t want to wade through the thread, the steps that ultimately worked for me were:

  • Followed the Authorise with github steps here
  • Manually created new repo on the ACCESS Community Hub ACCESS Community Hub · GitHub
  • Went into my experiment control directory and ran git remote remove origin
  • Ran the below lines to push my experiments to new branches of the repo I created manually on the ACCESS Community Hub (in the second line). You probably won’t need the first line unless you’d run into prior difficulties like I did.
    • access-esm1-5-IP_m60 is the local name for the remote repository
    • https://github.com/ACCESS-Community-Hub/access-esm1.5-sst-perturbation-indo-pacific is the link to the manually-created repo on the ACCESS community Hub
    • release-preindustrial+concentrations is the current branch, identified with git branch as per these instructions
    • georgyfalster-60pc_SST_variability_reduction is the new branch name
git remote remove access-esm1-5_IP_m60
git remote add access-esm1-5_IP_m60 https://github.com/ACCESS-Community-Hub/access-esm1.5-sst-perturbation-indo-pacific
git push access-esm1-5_IP_m60 release-preindustrial+concentrations:georgyfalster-60pc_SST_variability_reduction

And yes @lachlanswhyborn that sounds fine - I’ll put the SST preparation scripts on github and link that in the readme. Also no worries on the ‘no co-ownership’ - I was just thinking of a case where someone might have questions about the experiments but I’ve put my name in the branch name so they should be able to track me down.

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