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Expand Up @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ instance, in which case please check out the separate Python API package at
[datalab-org/datalab-api](https://github.com/datalab-org/datalab-python-api).

The instructions below outline how to make a development installation on your local machine.
We strongly recommend following the [deployment instructions](deployment.md) on [docs.datalab-org.io](https://docs.datalab-org.io/en/stable/deployment/) if you are deploying for use in production.
We strongly recommend following the deployment instructions on [docs.datalab-org.io](https://docs.datalab-org.io/en/stable/deployment/) if you are deploying for use in production.

This repository consists of two components:

Expand Down Expand Up @@ -170,7 +170,7 @@ There are two approaches to authentication when developing *datalab* features lo
up authentication locally (see below).
1. Local OAuth setup. This requires registering an OAuth app with one of the
implemented providers (e.g., GitHub, ORCID), configuring the credentials
locally (see the [deployment instructions](deployment.md) for more details) and then logging into *datalab* normally.
locally (see the [configuration instructions](https://docs.datalab-org.io/en/stable/config/#user-registration-authentication) for more details) and then logging into *datalab* normally.
- In this case, the user will also need to be activated when it is created.
This can be done by manually editing the user in the database (setting
`account_status` to `'active'`), or by running the `admin.activate-user`
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