- Git repository initialized
- Git user configured
- All 31 files committed (29 project files + 2 helper scripts)
- Branch renamed to
main - Helper scripts created for easy upload
Your local repository is 100% ready!
- Go to https://github.com and sign in
- Click "+" icon → "New repository"
- Name:
from-protege-to-production-python - Description:
From Protégé to Production: Integrating OWL Ontologies with Python - Choose Public
⚠️ IMPORTANT: Do NOT check "Add README", "Add .gitignore", or "Add license" (we have them all!)- Click "Create repository"
After creating the repository, run one of these:
.\push-to-github.ps1 -GitHubUsername "YOUR_GITHUB_USERNAME"git remote add origin https://github.com/YOUR_USERNAME/from-protege-to-production-python.git
git branch -M main
git push -u origin mainReplace YOUR_USERNAME with your actual GitHub username!
If prompted for credentials:
- Username: Your GitHub username
- Password: Use a Personal Access Token (not your GitHub password!)
- Create one: GitHub → Settings → Developer settings → Personal access tokens → Generate new token
- Select scope:
repo - Copy token and use as password
Once pushed, your project will be live on GitHub!
Then:
- Update repository URLs in README.md and QUICKSTART.md
- Add description and topics on GitHub repository page
See COMPLETE_UPLOAD_INSTRUCTIONS.md for detailed help!