feat: verify that command from readme works correctly

levino commented 11 months ago

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Documentation
- Updated the command for starting the application to "pnpm turbo dev" in the README, enhancing clarity for users on how to run the app.
Chores
- Improved Continuous Integration (CI) workflow by adding a dev-script job to streamline the setup and testing of the registry app.

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Walkthrough

The project's CI pipeline and documentation have been updated to incorporate a new development script. The CI now includes a job that sets up an environment on Ubuntu, installs dependencies with pnpm, and starts a server for a specific app. Additionally, the README instructions have been modified to use a new command for starting applications, indicating a shift to a tool named turbo.

Changes

File	Change Summary
`.github/workflows/ci.yml`	Added `dev-script` job for setting up the environment and starting the `registry` app server
`README.md`	Updated start command to `pnpm turbo dev`

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