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ACMS-000: Update doc to use colima as docker provider.
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chandan-singh7929 committed Sep 12, 2024
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To provide a consistent environment for our development team, Acquia CMS is developed using Acquia's Cloud IDE service, which provides a VSCode-like developer experience. It is possible to work on Acquia CMS on your own machine, using an IDE of your choice, but we do not recommend that set-up in most circumstances.

### Setting up using DDEV
1. Install orbstack docker using brew `brew install orbstack docker`.
2. Install ddev using brew `brew install ddev/ddev/ddev`.
3. Clone this repository `git clone [email protected]:acquia/acquia_cms.git`.
4. Change directory to acquia_cms `cd acquia_cms`.
5. Update your private environment variable from `.ddev/config.private-environment-variables.yml`.
6. Run ddev start to star container.
7. Install site using `ddev composer acms:install` and provide the input requested by script to proceed with installation.
8. Visit the site.
1. Install docker provider [Colima](https://ddev.readthedocs.io/en/stable/users/install/docker-installation/#colima) using brew `brew install colima`.
2. Start colima services `colima start`.
3. Install ddev using brew `brew install ddev/ddev/ddev`.
4. Clone this repository `git clone [email protected]:acquia/acquia_cms.git`.
5. Change directory to acquia_cms `cd acquia_cms`.
6. Update your private environment variable from `.ddev/config.private-environment-variables.yml`.
7. Run `ddev start` to star container.
8. Install site using `ddev composer acms:install` and provide the input requested by script to proceed with installation.
9. Visit the site.

### Setting up a Cloud IDE
Because there is a limited number of Cloud IDEs available to the Acquia CMS team, each active developer should only need (and have) one. Therefore, you should only do this once.
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