DarkEnergy Character Sheet

I am trying to get my GitHub character sheet info to Roll20 so my game can be published but I cant seem to figure it out. Can somebody help me?

Have you submitted it to the repo? <a href="https://github.com/Roll20/roll20-character-sheets" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/Roll20/roll20-character-sheets</a> And does it meet the minimum sheet requirements? <a href="https://help.roll20.net/hc/en-us/articles/360037773453#h_01H9J3DT9FKM7X42MYJKEVN19Y" rel="nofollow">https://help.roll20.net/hc/en-us/articles/360037773453#h_01H9J3DT9FKM7X42MYJKEVN19Y</a>

I have tried to get it on the repo but I dont know what im doing. I write game content, not mess in github, Any help would be appreciated.&nbsp;

Hi Nick, Feel free to DM me a link to your sheet code (html, css, sheet.json, and translation.json, images folder, etc. if applicable) and I'll submit the sheet to the repo for you.

There's a step-by-step guide here, I hope it's still up to date: <a href="https://cybersphere.me/publishing-sheets-to-github/" rel="nofollow">https://cybersphere.me/publishing-sheets-to-github/</a>

Thanks for the guide. I used the GitHub Desktop and followed the steps, at least up to #8. But no box appeared saying to create a Pull Request so I don't know if it worked or not. I don't have any more prompts giving me options, but I do see in the History tab that that my changes are noted.&nbsp;&nbsp; Did it work or do I need to do more? How can I tell?

Nick C. said: Thanks for the guide. I used the GitHub Desktop and followed the steps, at least up to #8. But no box appeared saying to create a Pull Request so I don't know if it worked or not. I don't have any more prompts giving me options, but I do see in the History tab that that my changes are noted.&nbsp;&nbsp; Did it work or do I need to do more? How can I tell? Github desktop is notoriously fickle. You can manually create a pull request to the Roll20 repo on the repo itself &nbsp;(make sure you are logged in to github). I know that the command line interface for git is intimidating, but it really is the better option to use whenever you're interacting with git. The desktop app hides a lot of the information and options from you, which is nice when everything works correctly, but means you won't see a lot of errors and problems that the cli will tell you about. Also, once you get practiced in a cli workflow, it is exponentially faster than using the desktop app. There is a step by step guide on the wiki for how to interact with the repo via the command line.

Nick C. said: Thanks for the guide. I used the GitHub Desktop and followed the steps, at least up to #8. But no box appeared saying to create a Pull Request so I don't know if it worked or not. I don't have any more prompts giving me options, but I do see in the History tab that that my changes are noted.&nbsp;&nbsp; Did it work or do I need to do more? How can I tell? I think the instructions have changed, o I'll need to check again.