Local setup installation
I would like to contribute to the development.
I already have WSL and nvm installed from my previous environment, but I'm curious about the command mentioned in the documentation.
Could you please advise me on how to proceed?
Should I simply run it in the terminal?
Note: I am using Windows with WSL.
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If you run it from the root directory of the cloned project, it should give you access to
yarn, which you'll need in subsequent steps.
I've only done it on mac and linux though, but I assume it works the same for Windows.I'm curious about how to run the
corepack enable commandOh, yeah. Just run it in terminal. If it doesn't work, you might need to install yarn manually
Thank you in advance
I added
set here https://github.com/twentyhq/twenty/blob/main/packages/twenty-server/project.json#L28 (for Windows compatibility), but I encountered this error.GitHub
twenty/packages/twenty-server/project.json at main · twentyhq/twenty
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what WSL distribution are you using? you should not have to do anything for Windows compatibility as you are running in a linux VM 🙂
I just found out that it should be run in WSL instead of on the host
Previously, I thought only the postgres was in WSL
ok 🙂