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Clone the repository
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Navigate to the project directory
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Install dependencies
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npm install
Run the project
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npm run dev
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- Push your changes
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Wait for review
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Make requested changes
If any changes are requested, update your pull request by making the necessary changes, committing, and pushing them to your branch.
git commit -m "Update based on feedback"
git push origin main