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You can clone with Visual Studio?
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I meant using the GUI interface VSCode offers, after installing git. Like
Ctrl+Shift+P
and thenGit: Clone
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I would probably move the recommendation to CLI git but mention that VSCode offers a GUI for it
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If it's your first time programming or using Github/Git I'd recommend VSCode with those extensions, but I personally prefer CLI git, and a competent contributor could use whatever editor they want, probably paired with CLI luacheck unless there's an extension for their editor