Quickstart: guide through the GitHub setup #709
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just to note - authorizing is not required. it is purely for associating commits with the proper author if you're making edits through the web editor.
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it might be worth taking it out of the quickstart and putting it elsewhere
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I can see a page on the Git flow and setting up GitHub being helpful especially for people who haven't done docs as code before. Would best practice be to authorize your account or would we ever not want people to authorize?
For now, most people probably use the quickstart to get set up and we've got some feedback that people don't know you need to authorize to have commits associated with authors, so including it here should help solve that
This PR updates https://mintlify.com/docs/quickstart
Summary of changes:
Development WorkflowstoMintlify Workflowssince it seems more meaningful to more users