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Docs didn't mention that you need to add initial wiki page via Github before working with wiki files locally.
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Thanks so much for opening this, @zachvalenta! ✨ I think this will really help people.
I've made one small change and removed the link to Stack Overflow; I don't think the link added much context and it's one more thing to 404 in the future 😄
I'll get this ready to merge. Thanks so much for contributing to our docs!
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Docs didn't mention that you need to add initial wiki page via Github before working with wiki files locally.