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Updated the documentation on MacOS dev installation steps.

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(Please delete unneeded items, merge only when none are left open)

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The pull request introduces enhancements to the DEV_INSTALL.md file, focusing on installation instructions for MacOS and Ubuntu environments. It adds the command corepack enable to both sections to facilitate Yarn version management. Additionally, the Ubuntu section's installation commands are consolidated into a single line, including necessary packages. These modifications aim to clarify and complete the setup instructions without changing the document's overall functionality.

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DEV_INSTALL.md Added corepack enable command to both MacOS and Ubuntu sections; consolidated Ubuntu installation commands into a single line including multiple packages.

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DEV_INSTALL.md (1)

70-72: Consider adding a brief explanation of corepack's purpose.

While the command is correct, it would be helpful to briefly explain why corepack is needed, especially for developers who might be unfamiliar with it.

 # Enable corepack for nodeJs and yarn
+# Corepack ensures consistent package manager (yarn) versions across the development team
 corepack enable
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70-72: LGTM! The addition of corepack enable is correct and well-placed.

The command is essential for proper Yarn version management with Node.js and is consistent with the manual installation instructions later in the document.

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# Enable corepack for nodeJs and yarn
corepack enable

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Remove duplicate and misplaced corepack enable command

The corepack enable command appears twice in the file:

  • Remove the first occurrence at line 70 as it's misplaced before Node.js installation steps
  • Keep the second occurrence in the "node.js & yarn" section where it's correctly sequenced after Node.js installation
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Verify the command's placement in the installation sequence.

The command should be run after Node.js is installed but before using yarn. Let's verify this ordering in the documentation.

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@fm3 fm3 enabled auto-merge (squash) January 15, 2025 09:24
@fm3 fm3 merged commit e2140bb into master Jan 15, 2025
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@fm3 fm3 deleted the dev_install branch January 15, 2025 09:28
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dev_install.md should mention yarn 4

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