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## Adding or Removing Environments
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### Adding an Environment
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Before adding an environment, ensure there are no local changes that haven’t been pushed to Live. Adding an environment will push all changes in the current deployment chain.
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After adding a new left-most mainline environment or a flexible environment, you need to clone this environment instead. The current local clone will be set up to push to Live, while the fresh clone will push to the new environment.
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You can add or remove environments from your project overview by selecting Configure environments.

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### Removing an Environment
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To remove an environment:
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1. Navigate to the environment you want to delete.
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It may take a few minutes for Cloud to set up the changes after adding or removing an environment.
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## Configure Environments
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When setting up your environments, it is essential to follow consistent naming conventions and configurations to maintain clarity and ease of management. It is recommended to use straightforward and descriptive names for each environment.
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## Configuring Environments
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To configure an environment:
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1. Click **Configure environments**.
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2. Click **Create environment**.
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Clicking Configure environments from the project overview gives you access to environment management options. From here, you can:
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