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Thanks for the comments! I'll circle back to finish the other sections and make these changes as soon as I can. 😃 |
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Sorry, this totally fell off my radar but, I'm really stoked that y'all 've picked it back up! 🍻 |
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After doing a bit of a dive into the scripts life cycle to setup a git install I thought I'd take a crack at breaking down the life cycle here. I did a really rough start to see what y'all thought before going through each one just to make sure it made sense.
My plan was to break the life cycle hooks for each command out as I have started here.
I was also thinking of explaining some of the configurable commands such as
startandtest.Anyway, hopefully this makes some sort of sense. 😃