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# During migration

You'll get an email from us at the scheduled date and time for the migration informing you that the process is starting. We'll let you know when it’s done and you can access your dedicated server.

If you are on a Premium Plus support plan you'll get access to a slack channel where we will send real time updates about the migration as it progresses and let you know when it’s done. Your users on your live app won't experience any changes and will be able to keep using the app throughout the migration process.

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**Note:** Once we start the migration process, any changes that are made in your editor will *not* carry over.

We recommend pausing development since any work will be lost.
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