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Squareone deployment guide#

This documentation will help you configure and deploy Squareone into your Rubin Science Platform environment. If you want to learn how to contribute to the Squareone codebase itself, see the developer guide.

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  • Branding Squareone deployments
  • Writing content in MDX
  • Documentation page
  • Customizing the footer
  • COmanage enrollment landing pages
  • Admin section access
  • Configuration reference

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