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- Login or register a new account on GitHub and create a new public repository. Repositories can be created either as an individual user or as an organization.
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- Go to your repository on GitHub and open a new pull request from the Pull requests page. As source branch choose the newly created one – `new-chart-version`.
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<figcaption>Opening a New Pull Request</figcaption>
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<figcaption>Choosing a Source Branch for the Pull Request</figcaption>
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<figcaption>Comparing Changes Between the Branches</figcaption>
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- Once the pull request is created the lint workflow should be automatically triggered. You can check the status from Actions page on your GitHub repository.
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<figcaption>Check Status for the Lint Workflow</figcaption>
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- Should everything go well, we are ready to merge the changes to master. Choose Pull requests and select the previously created one. Choose the option to automatically merge its changes.
- As a result of this workflow, a new Release should have also been made in our repository.
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<figcaption>Previewing the Repository Release</figcaption>
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<figcaption>Release Details</figcaption>
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- If we switch to the `gh-pages` branch, we can see that there is a new file that has been automatically created – `index.yaml` which contains the necessary metadata for the Helm Repository.