Fixed repo name

README.md

@@ -92,10 +92,10 @@ If pushing to your repository does not work for whatever reason, please print ou
 * Open a command line/terminal and clone your repository. The command should look something like:
 
 ```
-git clone git@gitlab.uni-hannover.de/<your_username>/dalab_2024.git
+git clone git@gitlab.uni-hannover.de/<your_username>/data_analysis_lab_2024.git
 ```
 
-This will automatically create a new folder called `dalab_2024` inside the folder where you ran the command and will give you an error if such a folder exists. If you want the folder to have another name run `git clone git@gitlab.uni-hannover.de:<your_username>/dalab_2024 <new_folder_name>`, e.g: `git clone git@gitlab.uni-hannover.de:name.lastname/dalab_2024 new_awesome_name`. If you want to move the entire folder after you have cloned it, everything will work fine as the git references are kept in hidden files inside the folder.
+This will automatically create a new folder called `data_analysis_lab_2024` inside the folder where you ran the command and will give you an error if such a folder exists. If you want the folder to have another name run `git clone git@gitlab.uni-hannover.de:<your_username>/data_analysis_lab_2024 <new_folder_name>`, e.g: `git clone git@gitlab.uni-hannover.de:name.lastname/data_analysis_lab_2024`. If you want to move the entire folder after you have cloned it, everything will work fine as the git references are kept in hidden files inside the folder.
 
 #### Your first commit
 
@@ -132,15 +132,15 @@ To get new changes that are pushed to __this__ main repository the simplest way
 <details>
   <summary>Solution here</summary>
 
-  Go to your `dalab_2024` folder.
+  Go to your `data_analysis_lab_2024` folder.
   To see what repositorities you are tracking run `git remote -v` - The output will probably look like this
   ```
   $ git remote -v
-  origin	git@gitlab.uni-hannover.de:<your_username>/dalab_2024.git (fetch)
-  origin	git@gitlab.uni-hannover.de:<your_username>/dalab_2024.git (push)
+  origin	git@gitlab.uni-hannover.de:<your_username>/data_analysis_lab_2024.git (fetch)
+  origin	git@gitlab.uni-hannover.de:<your_username>/data_analysis_lab_2024.git (push)
   ```
   Because you did the fork from the interface you can also get the new changes from the interface. But the better way to it is to add a _'remote'_ pointing to the fork (Add a keyname for the main repository). The textbook name for a repo you forked from is __upstream__.
-  Add a remote named _upstream_ pointing to *this* repo using: `git remote add upstream git@gitlab.uni-hannover.de:gianluca.pagliaro/dalab_2024.git`. Now when you run `git remote -v`you should see something *like* this: 
+  Add a remote named _upstream_ pointing to *this* repo using: `git remote add upstream git@gitlab.uni-hannover.de:gianluca.pagliaro/data_analysis_lab_2024.git`. Now when you run `git remote -v`you should see something *like* this: 
   ```
   $ git remote -v
   origin	git@gitlab.uni-hannover.de:<your_username>/dalab_2024.git (fetch)