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My first issue I meekly said there were some issues and outlined them and the maintainer responded that they wrote it the way they wanted it to work and they still don't see any issues.
Typical get lost kid response.
I had hoped for - some welcoming response, hey those are good ideas, yes let's see what we can figure out, maybe enlist me in fixing some other issues in the backlog. But instead I was driven away, basically if I want anything improved I need to fork it and publish it, I can't be wasting time when people are resolute they don't want any input.
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Building off the answer given by @mokugo-devops, I was able to link my existing notebook to my GitHub account.
First, I followed the directions posted in the link provided in his answer to set up my GitHub repo with my AWS account on the CLI, then I used the following command to edit my existing notebook:
aws sagemaker update-notebook-instance \
--notebook-instance-name <value> \
--default-code-repository <saved-github-repo-name-in-AWS>
my notebook instance is now linked my GitHub repo.
You can actually setup your notebook in SageMaker with a link to GitHub.
You can then launch a Notebook instance that will pull in your Notebook, whilst allowing you to commit the changes that you've made and push to your remote repository.
Further instructions: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/sagemaker/latest/dg/nbi-git-repo.html