How can we publish Arduino libraries that we have uploaded to Github?

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How are the libraries uploaded to Github published in the Arduino ide program?

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Have a read here.

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I pressed something but I didn't quite understand I did step 7 without doing step 6 is it can problem or not important?

I think I'm adding something to the url, I added my own, then I pressed the change button. While creating the pull repuest, I sent the description blank without writing anything is it can problem or not important?

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Finally, I added the library.pro.. file, but I did not add the keywords txt file because I did not understand what it was (on my own github link)

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Hello

The keyword.txt file is used to format some of the word in your code when the library is included

For example, every declaration of variables uses a keyword such as "int" or "long"
And you can see that those word are blue (by defualt) when you type them; well it's the same thing for you library

Let's admit in your library you have "created" a class or everything else called "Capteur"
Then, to make it more visible you can ask the IDE to set this word in bold and orange when the user uses it.

Look at a keyword.txt file from another library to understand more easily

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you don't have to. IDE 2 doesn't use it at all

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If I don't need to add it, I should not add it for now then,
If I don't add "release" on github is it can problem?
looks like i got a fork is it can problem?

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If I don't need to add it, I should not add it for now then,

There is no need to add it.

If I don't add "release" on github is it can problem

On the github repo for you library, you need to make a release.

looks like i got a fork is it can problem?

  • In Step 3, you make a fork of https://github.com/arduino/library-registry/

  • In your fork of library-registry, you edit repositories.txt, adding the github url of your library.

  • You will see " This branch is 1 commit ahead of of arduino:main". Next to this, click "contribute", then "Open pull request"

  • Press "Create Pull Request"

The library will be automatically checked for compliance as soon as the pull request is submitted. If no problems were found, the pull request will be immediately merged and the library will be available for installation via Library Manager within a day's time.

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Pull request successfully merged and closed

You’re all set—the abcdaaaaaaaaa-patch-1 branch can be safely delete

now ?

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The latest submission I can see is i2c-for-esp32.
If this is your library, you are finished, and it is safe to delete the library-registry fork.

The library may not appear in the the IDE library manager for 24 hours.

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no i don't have a library in the list because i bought the project myself so it seems that i have forked it

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Is the screenshot a fork of https://github.com/arduino/library-registry ?

You need to fork this repo (arduino/library-registry),
edit repositories.txt in your fork of arduino/library-registry,
then create a pull request for your fork of library-registry.

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I need to check: Do you want your library to be public? Or only for you?

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i wanna public yes registry

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Okay, that's what I thought.

You need to fork this repo (arduino/library-registry),
edit repositories.txt in your fork of arduino/library-registry,
then create a pull request for your fork of library-registry.

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Okay, that's what I thought.

but i did yes really i did

now i created the "release", i did them again and again i got this message:
Pull request successfully merged and closed

but stilll not result

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I think I can't really understand some things sometimes, I bought an orange pi to try, I couldn't even install cmd

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Maybe you could post a link to your github repo here?

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