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Add description of import service URL question (#359)
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sc-illiakovalenko authored Apr 15, 2020
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* **'Website' folder**: This is the root physical path to the Sitecore instance, used to deploy config files and JS build artifacts. File share paths are fine for remote instances. Example: `c:\inetpub\wwwroot\MySitecore\Website`. If you do not have access to the website folder directly, answer 'no' when asked if your instance is remote.
* **Sitecore host name**. This is the _host name of your JSS app_ (not the Sitecore root host name), which was configured previously. Example: `http://jssreactweb`
* **Sitecore import service URL**. This is the _import service URL of your JSS app_, by default it will сonsist of _host name of your JSS app_
plus `/sitecore/api/jss/import`: `http://JssReactWeb/sitecore/api/jss/import`. You can left blank value and default value will be set, in another case you can provide your custom URL.
* **API key ID** created above.
* **Deployment secret**. This is a shared secret that enables authentication to deploy your app's items to Sitecore. The setup process can auto-generate a random key, which we recommend. If you choose your own key, the secret must be:
* 32 or more characters long
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