Now it's time to get your course published in draft mode to test.
The Learning Lab GitHub App will need to be installed on your course and template repository. It might be easiest to install Learning Lab on the organization so you don't need to install it on any future course and template repositories.
When you first publish a course, it will be in draft. Only you and other administrators of the course repository will be able to take the course while it is in draft.
To publish a course in draft:
YOUR-ORG with your organization's user name.

A console will appear with real time updates as the course publishes.
Now that your course has been created, it's ready for testing. To test:
YOUR-ORG with the name of your organization and YOUR-TITLE with the title of course course.As you test your course, it is likely that you'll want to make updates. Pushing any changes to your course repository's master branch will automatically update the course. See Keep in sync for more information.
As you test your course, you'll run into errors and bugs. Sometimes, recognizing where you got stuck and giving a close look at the config.yml will show you exactly where you've run into issues.
Other times, you might need some extra context. Once a course has been published (even in draft), the Learning Lab app will report a status back to your course repository indicating whether your course was properly updated. This will be visible in the repository's commit history, or in pull requests.
