I find your instructions at Step 4 to be equivocal

[rfalanga]

In Step 4, at No. 1 it reads:

Copy the pull command from the package instructions

What pull command? I don't see any pull command.

Also, I clicked on the Package link, which didn't help. That took me to this:

I don't know what to do on this page. I am lost and the instructions are not clear.

[theguywithahat0]

I'm lost on step 4. The whole token instructions are not in line with the current ux or I'm missing something.

[bubbawilliams]

Agree.

Done
I completed the Step 4 instructions

"2. If you're using Mac or Linux, locate the correct install steps at the previous link via the lefthand tree menu."

and confirmed

"If everything went well, 🤞 you should see Login Succeeded in your terminal."

Blocker
I see no Packages in the GitHub repository for the exercise. (I find "Packages" on the far right side of the page account, half-way down the page.)

In fact, after seeing the "Login Succeeded" message in my terminal, I see a logout message in Docker Desktop--even
if I have already logged out of Docker Desktop, after "Login Succeeded" shows in my terminal, Docker Desktop opens
up and shows a notification about having logged out.

To Try
I would like someone to advise if the problem in not seeing any Packages is caused by
Docker making me create a password to use Docker Desktop,
and also GitHub making me to enter the PAT they instructed me to create to login to my Docker account,
while those are two different strings.
(Note, I also then manually changed my Docker password to the PAT created, and still no Packages showed in my GitHub repository.)

[Cadeyrnn]

Hi guys. First if you have done the previous steps correctly then when you click on the package from the right hand side of the Code page, there should be a command line to copy and paste at the top of the page.

To login to github in the command line of docker you need to generate a personal access token to use as password.