id love to know how to upload a project from squeak smalltalk to my github account. i found very little about it in the web and all i come out with was that i can upload it all to my git and have it as a StringTemplate whice i dont want.
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It depends on whether you mean a project as in a software project (e. g. one or more packages of Smalltalk code) or as in a Squeak Project (the ones you can open via the Projects menu).
For code, if you use Squeak 5.2 or later, you should try the Git Browser:
Disclaimer: I am the main developer of that package. The bulk of the Git codebase in Smalltalk has been written by other people though. The project is hosted here: https://github.com/hpi-swa/Squot/ There is also a short introduction there in the README.
To make your project loadable from GitHub into an image, you should also write a Metacello baseline. You should familiarize yourself with Metacello for this if you have not already done so.
For Squeak Projects, you can export projects to the file system and then commit those files with the regular Git command line or any tools you prefer. I doubt that it will be very efficient though, since the project files will not be text files.
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