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 To build your assets for development, run `npm run development` or `npm run watch` from the theme directory in the terminal.
 
+### Browsersync
+
+To use Browsersync during local development, rename `browsersync.config-sample.js` to `browsersync.config.js` and update the proxy to match your local development URL. Other options can be seen in the [Browsersync documentation](https://browsersync.io/docs/options/).
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+### Versioning
+
+To assist with long-term caching, file hashing (e.g. `app.js?id=8e5c48eadbfdd5458ec6`) is enabled by default. This is useful for cache-busting purposes.
+
 ## Production
 
 When you're ready for production, run `npm run production` from the theme directory in the terminal.
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   ├── vendor/
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-### Browsersync
-
-To use Browsersync during local development, rename `browsersync.config-sample.js` to `browsersync.config.js` and update the proxy to match your local development URL. Other options can be seen in the [Browsersync documentation](https://browsersync.io/docs/options/).
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-### Versioning
-
-To assist with long-term caching, file hashing (e.g. `app.js?id=8e5c48eadbfdd5458ec6`) is enabled by default. This is useful for cache-busting purposes.
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 ## Blocks
 
 A block is a self-contained page section and includes its own template, script, style and functions files.