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| | | Obviously you ought to have __a github account__. This is where your website source will live. Basically, forestry will read from github and write (commmit) to your github repo. |
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| | | > Gitlab or bitbucket will work too. Just check their [implementation here](https://forestry.io/docs/git-sync/gitlab/). Happy fishing. |
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| | | Gitlab or bitbucket will work too. Just check their [implementation here](https://forestry.io/docs/git-sync/gitlab/). Happy fishing. |
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| | | ### Requirement 1 : A Forestry account |
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| | | ### Step 2 : Add your repository in Forestry |
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| | | > The exampleSite already comes with prefilled default forestry settings. If you set up your site using [option 2](../getting-started/#option-2-recommended), look for a file `.forestry/settings.yml` and remove all `exampleSite/` strings from it. |
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| | | The exampleSite already comes with prefilled default forestry settings. If you set up your site using [option 2](../getting-started/#option-2-recommended), look for a file `.forestry/settings.yml` and remove all `exampleSite/` strings from it. |
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| | | Go to your [forestry](https://bit.ly/forestry-account) account and click on `import your site now`. |
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