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docs: add fork instructions #1429

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nvm use
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#### VS Code
#### Fork the Continue Repository with All Branches

1. Go to the [Continue GitHub repository](https://github.com/continuedev/continue) and fork it to your GitHub account. **Ensure all branches are included in the fork**.

2. Clone your forked repository to your local machine. Use: `git clone https://github.com/YOUR_USERNAME/continue.git`

1. Clone and open in VS Code the Continue repo `https://github.com/continuedev/continue`
3. Navigate to the cloned directory and switch to the **preview** branch. Execute: `git checkout preview`, then create your feature/fix branch from there, like so: `git checkout -b 123-my-feature-branch`

4. When you're ready to submit your changes, send your pull request specifically to the **preview** branch.

#### VS Code

2. Open the VS Code command pallet (`cmd/ctrl+shift+p`) and select `Tasks: Run Task` and then select `install-all-dependencies`
1. Open the VS Code command pallet (`cmd/ctrl+shift+p`) and select `Tasks: Run Task` and then select `install-all-dependencies`

3. Start debugging:
2. Start debugging:

1. Switch to Run and Debug view
2. Select `Extension (VS Code)` from drop down
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1. The new VS Code window with the extension is referred to as the _Host VS Code_
2. The window you started debugging from is referred to as the _Main VS Code_

4. To package the extension, run `npm run package` in the `extensions/vscode` directory. This will generate `extensions/vscode/build/continue-{VERSION}.vsix`, which you can install by right-clicking and selecting "Install Extension VSIX".
3. To package the extension, run `npm run package` in the `extensions/vscode` directory. This will generate `extensions/vscode/build/continue-{VERSION}.vsix`, which you can install by right-clicking and selecting "Install Extension VSIX".

##### Debugging

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