# Unable to push my package to GitHub

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**Created:** [June 28, 2020, 9:52am UTC](https://discourse.julialang.org/t/unable-to-push-my-package-to-github/42193 "2020-06-28T09:52:13Z")\
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I would say (and last year’s Julia Developer Survey points to this as well), that the most common setup is probably Juno followed by VSCode, not “just a shell”.

It is of course perfectly possible however to run Juno without JuliaPro, it’s just not pre-bundled, i.e. one has to separately download and install the components (which is quite simple for Juno thanks to the `uber-juno` Atom package, and from what I understand also a one-click install with VSCode).

The main difference then is that JuliaPro has a more curated list of packages, which provides some additional protection against breakages/inconsistencies at the cost of lagging behind somewhat, which can complicate getting community help (if the answer on here is “just update to the latest version of package X”)

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