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| When setting up your tooling, make sure that the tool is installed and configuration, including any necessary
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| integrations to other products. For example, integrations with configuration management and version control tools. This
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| is especially important if a team of people will be working on the same method.
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| </p>
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| <p>
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| In addition to the actual tooling, you need to make sure that you have access to the content that you will need to do
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| your authoring. For example, if the method you are authoring is an extension to an existing method, then you need to
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| have access to the existing content in its authored form (as opposed to its published form). In addition, if you have
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| existing content that you want to include in your method, make sure you have access to that, as well, to either be
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| linked to or incorporated directly in the method you are authoring.
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| </p>
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| <p>
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| It is strongly recommended that you "lock" any content that you are using but that you dod not own so that you don't
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| unexpectedly edit something that is not yours.
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