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Update instructions to install Drupal for FE using Umami demo data #8808

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Expand Up @@ -72,14 +72,13 @@ Use **Build Tools** if:

1. Click the **Visit Development Site** button to install Drupal.

1. Select either the `Pantheon Decoupled Profile`, or the `Pantheon Decoupled Umami Demo` profile. The same can be done via [`terminus remote:drush`](/terminus/commands/remote-drush).
1. Select the `Pantheon Decoupled Profile` install profile. The same can be done via [`terminus remote:drush`](/terminus/commands/remote-drush).

- The Umami Demo contains additional demo data, and is not intended for use in a production site build.
- The Decoupled Umami Demo must first be added to your project as a dependency using composer:
<Alert title="Note" type="info" >

To instead install Drupal using a demo data set, select the `Demo: Umami Food Magazine` install profile. After installing, enable the Pantheon Decoupled module.

```bash{promptUser: user}
composer require drupal/pantheon_decoupled_umami_demo
```
</Alert>

Your backend starter is ready to develop!

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### Additional Options

#### Install with Umami Demo Data

The Build Tools installation process will create a backend with limited example content. To create a site with Drupal's Umami demo data set instead, change the profile flag to `--profile="pantheon_decoupled_umami_demo"` in the `terminus build:project:create` command.

- The Decoupled Umami Demo must first be added to your project as a dependency using composer:

```bash{promptUser: user}
composer require drupal/pantheon_decoupled_umami_demo
```

#### Use Other Git Hosts or CI Services

Terminus Build Tools supports other Git hosts and CI services.
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