Michael Hanke
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https://www.merriam-webster.com/grammar/cannot-vs-can-not-is-there-a-difference
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.. _intro:
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What to do if things go wrong
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After all of the DataLad-101 lectures and tutorials so far, you really begin to
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appreciate the pre-crafted examples and tasks the handbook provides.
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“Nothing really goes wrong, and if so, it’s intended”, you acknowledge.
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“But how does this prepare me for life after the course? I’ve seen a lot of
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different errors and know many caveats and principles already, but I certainly
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will mess something up at one point. How can I get help, or use the history of
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the dataset to undo what I screwed up? Also, I'm not sure whether I know what I
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can and cannot do with the files inside of my dataset... What if I would
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like to remove one, for example?”
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Therefore, this upcoming chapter is a series of tutorials about common
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file system operations, interactions with the history of datasets, and how
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to get help after errors.
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