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Sorry for the slow response. At a glance it looks great, but it looks like your PR doesn't include the screenshots. |
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I think I did this right with the draft PR and the edits, it looks ok now, let me know if there are other edits!
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Ok, I think it passed the check and looks good, but I will let you merge to follow best practices! |
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Hi @StevenClontz , I am organising my repos and as you might remember we used the g4m book for a professional development workshop in June 2025. My students also used Codespaces to set up a way to run Macaulay2 code on Github. A tutorial for the Codespace and first M2 commands is included in the M2 chapter (ch-M2.ptx) . I have added it as a 10th chapter in the book, let me know if you think it makes sense as a contribution!