> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.bluerock.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.bluerock.io/bluedev-container/archive.md).

# Archive  📁

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The documentation in this section applies to legacy BlueRock versions. Access the current BlueRock v26.23.2 Documentation for active deployments.
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This section maintains previous deployment and configuration guides for backward compatibility and reference. Select a document below to view the instructions for a specific legacy version:

#### [v2.6.1 (26.23.1)](broken://pages/cR71iennZQDVx3OL4F6F)

Select a document below to view the v2.6.1 (26.23.1) instructions:

* [BlueDev Container - Introduction (for v2.6.1 - 26.23.1)](broken://pages/dgiGfg373oCOozb2nV7L)
* [BlueDev Identity Deployment Kit (for v2.6.1 - 26.23.1)](broken://pages/NvGcKVsV1S50OobmbyZt)
* [BlueRock Connector for VS Code (for v2.6.1 - 26.23.1)](broken://pages/VUifSIF8bBwSJFNkYDsH)
* [BlueRock Connector for Cursor IDE (for v2.6.1 - 26.23.1)](broken://pages/kNHzVbAQnTonSyIaDysu)
* [BlueRock Connector for Claude and Codex IDE (for v2.6.1 - 26.23.1)](broken://pages/dyU9R4xDAEA6komI0baF)
  * [BlueRock Connector - Windows (for v2.6.1 - 26.23.1)](broken://pages/bGckgQ9aP62Jb8HVPKtH)
  * [BlueRock Connector - macOS (for v2.6.1 - 26.23.1)](broken://pages/2agnEOKdHOhD61jbPCUz)

#### [v26.23.0](/bluedev-container/archive/archive-v26.23.0.md)

Select a document below to view the v26.24.0 instructions:

* [Bluedev/X - VS Code extension (for v26.23.0)](/bluedev-container/archive/archive-v26.23.0/bluedev-x-vs-code-extension-manual-installation.md)
* [BlueRock Bridge Connector (for v26.23.0)](/bluedev-container/archive/archive-v26.23.0/bluerock-bridge-connector-26.23.0.md)


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