feat: add commands in readme to setup locally #1177
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fixes #1176 |
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| Now clone the forked repository to your machine. Go to your GitHub account, open the forked repository, click on the code button and then click the _copy to clipboard_ icon. | ||
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Hi👋 Harshsharma-11,
I must say you did great work making guidelines for setting up locally. Season on top, I kindly would like to suggest adding some steps for optional. I will state the step to reproduce below.
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First thing first in this repository, I see the template review option to check or review the project inside the browser. In case you didn't know I will provide the screenshot below. If you clicked on the Use this template you will be choosing whether you can preview it inside the codespace or create another repo. I'm humbly suggesting that feature would be nice if you state it inside your steps for someone who doesn't know that particular feature.
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Cheers mate, Happy coding!😄
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@lilskyex0x ,please explain what you had said above about "use this template"
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Thank you for the suggestion to add the setup instructions to the readme! This is something we have also been working with the addition of setting up the repo to utilize Codespaces. Closing this as the updated instructions are merged onto the main branch in the readme. If you have any further suggestions or questions please open an issue or start a discussion. |
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I provide some commands ,by applying which the project get setup locally
Fixes #1176