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"Is there any trick to getting a dev instance to send email? I managed to get a copy set up and running, but when I sign up, the email n..."
"This category is for topics related to hacking on Discourse: submitting pull requests, configuring development environments, coding conventions, and so forth.",
"This category is for topics related to hacking on Discourse: submitting pull requests, configuring development environments, coding conventions, and so forth.",
