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IMPORTANT: Many of the repositories have now been migrated to https://forge.fedoraproject.org[Fedora Forge].
See the updated xref:contributing-docs/tools-file-edit-forge.adoc[Edit from a local clone] guide.
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Many of the repositories have now been migrated to https://forge.fedoraproject.org[Fedora Forge].
See the updated xref:contributing-docs/tools-edit-local-clone.adoc[Edit from a local clone] guide.
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In a local environment, you can create or edit your documents offline. You use a local git repository that contains a complete set of documents and tools to edit. After editing is complete, preview them in a local build of Docs pages. It is by far the most flexible way of working with Docs repositories, enabled by the extensive adaptation to individual work routines and work equipment. A local writing environment allows full access to all the resources you routinely use on your workstation and is therefore perfectly adaptable to your style of working. It is particularly suitable for the creation of a completely new set of documentation on a topic or for revision of an existing set of documentation. This article takes an example of the Fedora project repositories in GitLab, but the overall process can be translated for Pagure and GitHub projects.