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Getting started with Kyso
Creating a team on Kyso
Reporting
Publish your work to Kyso
Connect a Github repo to Kyso
Authorisation
Authorising a single Github repository
Configuring imports from Github
Configuring the structure of Github imports
Troubleshooting: Organisation repositories not appearing
Troubleshooting: The 'Hook already exists' error
Troubleshooting: Post not appearing on Kyso
How to write a good data-science report
Kyso's Jupyter renderer FAQ
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Data Science Guides
Installing Jupyter with Anaconda
Introduction to Git
Python Projects Workflow
Using SQL in Jupyterlab
Reproducibility with Docker
Bokeh plots and Kyso
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Connect a Github repo to Kyso
This section will help you understand Kyso's Github integration so you can start automatically publishing reports on commit.
Kyso allows you to import both public and private repositories from Github.
It's very easy to connect Github with Kyso - all you need to do is navigate to the Github page by clicking New > Connect Github on the top left.
Once you have synced any given repository to your Kyso account, every new commit you make to Github will be reflected on your team's dashboard immediately.

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