However, you will probably want to customize your installation after starting with this project as template, and then adding contributed and custom modules and themes. To do that, use the Deploy a Composer project from a Git repository option instead, which allows you to clone from your own Git repository (once you\'ve created it).
It should be noted that this option is not currently working with repositories requiring Drush 9 due to Including Drush 9 in a Composer-based platform breaks Provision\'s Verify. Either fork the repository and remove the requirement (or move it to require-dev as the suggested-above repository does), or do this in your own Git repository using the Deploy a Composer project from a Git repository option instead of this one.
+ +Note: This activity will recalculate all dependencies, and thus, it is very resource-intensive. It requires a miminum of 4G of RAM; we advise against performing this activity in production.
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