Migrondi doesn't require external dependencies, the only things you need is to have the dotnet sdk installed on your machine and fork this project from then on, you should be able to modify your code locally and eventually send a pull request.
Once the dotnet sdk is installed
git clone <Your Fork URL>
dotnet restore
dotnet run --project src/Migrondi -- initthat will create a local setup of migrondi (a migrations directory and a migrondi.json) which are already ignored by git, depending if you're working on a specific issue of a specific database, you may need to have an existing database of postgresql/mysql/mssql in case your feature is general, you can use sqlite in the migrondi.json and a local sql database will be used.
dotnet run --project src/Migrondi -- <new or up or any other existing command>If you're using vscode you need to use the ionide extension once you have that you will be able to press F5 to run commands in debug mode, please also be aware that there are a couple of pre-existing debugging configurations to feel free to choose from those or add one locally if you need it.
For Visual Studio users, there is a Properties directory with usual VS debug properties, feel free to use those or modify locally to fit your needs.