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* Create LaunchDarkly adapter * Update example to include a LaunchDarkly flag * Add missing env to turbo * Rename to defaultLaunchDarklyAdapter * Add winter sale example for providers * Update winter-sale * Document usage in readme * Allow to set the default value through the adapter * Fix readme * Add default value for adapter * Make argument optional * Add @ts-expect-error * Add a LaunchDarkly adapter (#10) * add ld example * reword * remove winter-sale example * remove defaultValue * use @flags-sdk/launchdarkly * add install steps * add changeset * move @vercel/edge-config to peer deps * add more secrets * spell out name * remove unused env var * rename properties * Capitalize * Change import * Fix more imports * expose ldClient * move peerDeps to real deps * clarify Edge Config requirement in README * remove adapter-launchdarkly snippet * upgrade next@canary * polish @flags-sdk/launchdarkly README --------- Co-authored-by: Dominik Ferber <dominik.ferber@gmail.com>
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Getting Started
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