Commit and push from the Postman terminal — same one you used to run the server. Use a feature branch (not main) so your API changes sit in version control the way a real team would work.

1. Stop the Deskly server if it's still running: Ctrl+C in its terminal.

2. Create and switch to a feature branch (watch the branch name update bottom-left):

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   git checkout -b feature/deskly-collection

3. See what Native Git wrote:

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   git status -u

   Expect .postman/resources.yaml and files under postman/collections/.

4. Stage, commit, and push to your fork:

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   git add .
   git commit -m "Add Deskly API collection via Native Git"
   git push -u origin feature/deskly-collection

That's enough for this module. LiftOff checks that your collection files exist on a feature/ branch in your fork — no PR required.

Optional — preview the diff on GitHub: After pushing, GitHub may show a Compare & pull request link. You can click it to see your YAML files as a reviewable diff, then close the page. You don't need to submit or merge the PR — especially not against the original Postman-Devrel/deskly-api repo.

Troubleshooting

• git status shows nothing — recheck Part 1 Step 3 (folder connected in Local View).
• .postman missing — check .gitignore isn't excluding dot-directories; resources.yaml must be committed.