As is normal upload your mod on github?

To my repository looked like here: https://github.com/Glitchfiend/BiomesOPlenty

Help, please!

I think he wants to know how to put his mod on github like other mods such as biomesop do

Well all mods 1.7.2 repository looks the same, it seems to me, this is done automatically somehow, no?

Have you worked with github? How convenient for me to publish my mod?

Using GitHub allows you to make your mod open source, you can access the source at any place, and you can use it as a backup system that if you lose your file for some reason, you can get it back from GitHub.

That's what I deserve.

But how to get GIT eclipse that it is synchronized?

Wrestled with this myself, but the tutorials were pretty clear once I got my head round the git system.

 

Here's what I did man, hope it helps:

 

First of all, I copied the basic forge source folder and renamed the copy with my Mod's name.

 

Then, having set up the environment and eclipse:

gradlew setup devWorkspace

gradlew eclipse

 

I added a new local repository in GitHub for Windows..

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but before pushing it to GitHub, I edited the .gitignore File so that it ignored all the files added by forge, including the example mod (although, it's simpler to just delete that).

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if you save that as your .gitignore file it should work fine.

 

Then Push to gitHub and you should be good to go!

e.g. : https://github.com/Minothor/EmeraldCasino

Thank you! Try it now and accomplish your goal!