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> [ !CAUTION]
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> You likely do not need a fully managed rojo project. For the vast majority of
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> projects, a more simple setup will suffice. If you are new to roblox-ts, I
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- > would stronly advise against using the fully managed portions of this
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+ > would strongly advise against using the fully managed portions of this
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> template. This includes the usage of Mantle and the release process (under
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> ` .github/workflows ` ). Aside from these features, the template can be a great
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> starting point for new projects.
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> [ !NOTE]
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> This aims to be a fully-fledged solution to fully managed rojo projects but does
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> not currently have any built-in support for handing models. Eventually this
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- > functionality will exist. For now, you can look into
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> [ Lune] ( https://lune-org.github.io/docs ) to figure out solutions that will work
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> for your use case.
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1 . Press the green ` Use this template ` button on the top right of the page to
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create a new repository.
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2 . Clone the repository to your local machine.
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- 3 . Run ` pnpm install ` to install all of the dependencies.
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+ 3 . Run ` pnpm install ` to install all the dependencies.
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4 . Run ` pnpm run watch-dev ` to start the development server.
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5 . Sync in with rojo (either by using the rojo extension or by running `pnpm run
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sync-dev`).
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