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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions src/content/docs/developing/local/getting-started.mdx
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Expand Up @@ -11,11 +11,11 @@ It is possible for the user to develop in a local workspace folder and deploy+co
If the user opens a Workspace before connecting to an IBM i:

1. A new information message will show the user what their current library is,
2. If this is the first time connecting with this workspace, it will
2. If this is the first time connecting with this workspace, Code for IBM i will
* prompt the user to set a default Deploy directory,
* if no `actions.json` file is found will ask the user if they'd like to create a default
3. a new right-click option will appear on IFS directories to deploy to that directory
4. a 'Deploy' button will appear on the status bar
* ask the user if they'd like to create a default `actions.json` file if no `actions.json` file is found in the user's `~/.vscode` directory on the IBM i.
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Since we're talking about local development here, Code for i will look for actions.json in the .vscode folder that should be located at the root of the workspace, not in the user's home directory on the IFS.

3. A new right-click menu option will appear on IFS directories in the IFS Browser to deploy to that directory ('Set Deploy Workspace Location').
4. A 'Deploy' button will appear on the status bar.

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