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Sync Your Dev-Docs to Dev-Docs Cloud

Step 1: Sign into Dev-Docs

Open the command palette and Type >sign into the nav bar at the top and click on sign into Devdocs with GitHub. sync_your_dev-docs_to_dev-docs_cloud/step_1

Step 2: Select Org from Dropdown

In your VS Code Editor select your org from the dropdown. create_your_first_codelab_in_your_playgrounds_repo/step_8

Step 3: Open Dev-Docs

In your VS Code Editor click on the text that says dev-docs: Open Dev-docs. sync_your_dev-docs_to_dev-docs_cloud/step_4

Step 4: Set Up Codebase Settings

Select the icon on the top right of the editor and select Codebase Settings. This icon being visible indicates that you are signed into Dev-Docs.

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Step 5: Name Your Documentation Wiki

Fill out the form with your preferred name for a documentation wiki. In the example below, we name it SpriteAI. Select your Github Repo and coding language from the dropdown menus then click Save.

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Step 6: Open a Dev-Doc in VS Code Editor

Open any Dev-Docs doc by right clicking the markdown and selecting Open Devdocs Markdown.

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Step 7: Sync the Doc to the Cloud

Once it is open hit command save to sync that documentation to your documentation wiki.

Step 8: Check Out the New Wiki on Dev-Docs

Go to the Dev-Docs web app on dev-docs.io and you will see your new wiki synced to the cloud.

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