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Added Documentation for Windows WSL2 Client Setup #5169
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@somangshu please let me know your thoughts |
contributions/ClientSetup.md
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1. Clicking on Green button on the Bottom Left corner in VSCode | ||
2. Selecting **Reopen Folder in WSL** | ||
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After this You can continue Setting up from [here](#pre-requisites). But make sure to have `Nodejs` and `npm` installed on the WSL Distro. |
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When we say nodejs
and npm
is required, Can we point them to possible documentation that shows how to check this and then install if missing
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Moved that up and added a Documentation link.
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LGTM
@somangshu @rahulramesha One thing to add is: Make sure that project files are inside the ubuntu filesystem instead of the windows filesystem. |
@jsartisan added that as well, please check once more. |
LGTM! |
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LGTM
Description
Documentation for helping setup Client environment in Windows WSL2
Fixes #5119
Type of change
Documentation
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