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Github

Upload files

  • To upload your patch on Github, first you need a Github account. If you don't have one, you can create it here. Be sure to use a good username, your website will be <username>.github.io.
  • After creating your account, you can create a new repository, you can use this link. Be sure to use a good name for your repository, your patch will be available at <username>.github.io/<repository-name>. After all configuration, click on the Create repository button.
  • After creating your repository, you will see a weird page with a lot of information. You can ignore all of this and search for the link uploading an existing file. Click on it.

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  • After clicking on the link, you will see a page with a box to drag and drop your files. Upload all files inside the Webpatch folder. You can select all files and drag them to the box. After that, you can click on the Commit changes button.

Wait a few seconds to see your files on the repository.

Publish your patch

  • From your repository page, click on the Settings tab. After that, scroll down to the Pages section. On the section Build and deployment, select the branch main and the folder /root. After that, click on the Save button.

Wait a few seconds and you will see a link to your patch. You can access your patch using the link <username>.github.io/<repository-name>.

Save button not working?

Sometimes the Save button does not become available for the /root, change from main to None then Save, after that, change back to main and Save again.