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Update Getting Started Documentation #1507

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Expand Up @@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ Create a Conda environment (in this example, named ``watertap``) where WaterTAP

.. code-block:: shell

conda create --name watertap --yes python=3.8 pip=21.1
conda create --name watertap --yes python=3.11

Activate the ``watertap`` environment using the command given below. If the environment was activated successfully, the environment's name will be displayed in the terminal prompt such as ``(watertap) project-directory $``.

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.. code-block:: shell

conda create --name watertap --yes python=3.8 pip=21.1
conda create --name watertap --yes python=3.11

Activate the ``watertap`` environment using the command given below. If the environment was activated successfully, the environment's name will be displayed in the terminal prompt such as ``(watertap) project-directory $``.

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.. code-block:: shell

conda create --name watertap-dev --yes python=3.8 pip=21.1 && conda activate watertap-dev
conda create --name watertap-dev --yes python=3.11 && conda activate watertap-dev

Clone the WaterTAP repository to your local development machine using ``git clone``, then enter the newly created ``watertap`` subdirectory:

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