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Installing the Symfony CLI Tool
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To manage your Symfony projects with Platform.sh, you need Git, SSH, and the ``symfony`` CLI tool. Go to the `Download`_ page for instructions on how to install the Symfony CLI tool on your local machine.
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To manage your Symfony projects with `Platform.sh`_, you will need:
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* Git and SSH;
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* The ``symfony`` CLI tool (go to the `Download`_ page for instructions on how to install it on your local machine);
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* `A Platform.sh account`_.
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To get started with the Symfony CLI tool, run ``symfony`` to get some common commands or ``symfony help`` to list all available commands.
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.. note::
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On Windows, you may have to use `Git Bash`_ instead of Powershell to run the CLI commands due to compatibility reasons
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On Windows, you may have to use `Git Bash`_ instead of Powershell to run the CLI commands due to compatibility reasons.
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Deploying a Project on Platform.sh
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Creating a Project in the Cloud
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Then, create a new Platform.sh project (you will need to create a Platform.sh account):
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Then, create a new Platform.sh project (you will need to `create a Platform.sh account`_):
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For a long running branch, you can keep the code up-to-date with ``main`` via ``git merge main`` or ``git rebase main``. And you can also keep the data in sync with the production environment via ``symfony env:sync``.
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