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## Using the beta
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Currently the Netlify dev plugin is in private beta. You'll need to follow these steps to enable it:
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Make sure Netlify CLI is installed and up to date:
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```bash
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npm install -g netlify-cli
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```
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Then clone and activate the plugin:
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```bash
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git clone [email protected]:netlify/netlify-dev-plugin.git
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cd netlify-dev-plugin
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npm install
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netlify plugins:link .
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```
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Now you're both ready to start testing netlify dev and to contribute to the project.
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## Netlify Dev usage
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After you have installed an add-on, it will be visible with the `netlify addons:list` command inside your site's current working directory. You can use `netlify addons:delete $ADDONNAME` to delete your addon instance.
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For now, it is important to include instructions to create addons for each member of your team, as there is no way to specify addons inside of `netlify.toml`. We are working on this.
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## Contributing/Local Development
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Thanks for contributing! You'll need to follow these steps to run Netlify CLI and `netlify-dev-plugin` locally:
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0. uninstall any globally installed versions of `netlify-cli`
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1. clone and install deps for https://github.com/netlify/cli
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2. `npm link` from inside the `cli` folder
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3. clone and install deps for this repo
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4. inside the `netlify-dev-plugin` folder, run `yarn link`
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5. inside the `cli` folder, run `yarn link "netlify-dev-plugin"`
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Now you're both ready to start testing `netlify dev` and to contribute to the project! Note these are untested instructions, please get in touch if you're unable to follow them clearly and we'll work with you. Or ping [@swyx](https://twitter.com/swyx).

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