Open lrice648 opened 1 year ago
If you have also locally installed the Jupyter kernel for SysML, pointing it to your local repository, then you can copy your SysML model into a Jupyter notebook and publish it to the repository from there. Alternatively, there is also a command-line utility in available in the Pilot Implementation that uses the Java API client to save a .sysml
file to a repository.
However, it would be better if you re-posted your question to the SysML v2 Release Google Group, and I can then give a more detailed response there, rather than in a GitHub issue.
Thank you, I requested to join that group.
I have the system up and running on my local machine, but the database is empty so there are no projects to work with. Is there a way to seed the database from a .sysml file I already have?