Boot-strapping is for developers who want to develop/modify Howl.
Upon cloning the repository only Howl source is available. The purpose of boot-strapping is grabbing a recent (or tagged) C# source release and setting up the CLI. Up to a point, this is similar (may share resources with) to an end user install except
git clone is assumed as a starting point.
Depending on workflow a programmer may update the CLI while building/testing (probably faster but riskier since we may break the CLI while working) or build a separate CLI. Bootstrap script should provide support for repairing/rolling back a broken install.
Boot-strapping is for developers who want to develop/modify Howl.
Upon cloning the repository only Howl source is available. The purpose of boot-strapping is grabbing a recent (or tagged) C# source release and setting up the CLI. Up to a point, this is similar (may share resources with) to an end user install except
git cloneis assumed as a starting point.