Your plugin Flutwellen was created in:
  /home/retep/shell/qgis/pluginTest/flutwellen

Your QGIS plugin directory is located at:
  /home/retep/.local/share/QGIS/QGIS4/profiles/default/python/plugins

What's Next

1. Optionally, test the generated sources using make test (or run tests from your IDE)
2. Copy the entire directory containing your new plugin to the QGIS plugin directory (see Notes below)
3. Test the plugin by enabling it in the QGIS plugin manager
4. Customize it by editing the implementation file Flutwellen.py
5. Create your own custom icon, replacing the default icon.png
6. Modify your user interface by opening Flutwellen_dialog_base.ui in Qt Designer
7. Initialize a git repository and push to GitHub: git init && git add . && git commit -m 'initial commit' && git push
8. Upload your first release manually using username/password (the token API requires the plugin to already exist on plugins.qgis.org)
9. Add QGIS_PLUGIN_TOKEN as a repository secret (get it at plugins.qgis.org/plugins/Flutwellen/tokens/create/): GitHub → Settings → Secrets and variables → Actions
10. Create a GitHub Release to trigger the automated deployment workflow

Notes:

• You can use the Makefile to compile and deploy when you make changes. This requires GNU make (gmake). The Makefile is ready to use, however you will have to edit it to add additional Python source files, dialogs, and translations.
• You can also use pb_tool to compile and deploy your plugin. Tweak the pb_tool.cfg file included with your plugin as you add files. Install pb_tool using pip or easy_install. See https://pypi.org/project/pb-tool/ for more information.

For information on writing PyQGIS code, see PyQGIS Cookbook for a list of resources.