Go to GitHub and login with your account credentials.
Step 2Switch dashboard context
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Switch to the organization context by clicking on the Switch dashboard context drop-down, and click the organization.
Switch dashboard context
Step 3Create new repository
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Click New next to Repositories.
Alternatively, click the + icon on the top-right corner and click on New Repository. Remember to change the owner to your organization.
Create new repository under an organization
Step 4Name the repository
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Enter the repository name and description, and click the Initialize this repository with a README checkbox.
You can add a .gitignore and license later on.
Repository details
If you did not select the option to Initialize this repository with a README, create an initial commit by adding a README file. You can keep this README file simple for now and add in details later.
Adding readme file
At the commit screen, enter a commit message and click Commit new file.
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Steps
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1. Log into GitHub2. Switch dashboard context3. Create new repository4. Name the repository
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