This is only a suggestion for the readme file. It says there that Windows is not supported yet, but there's a workaround for windows developers and that's called Windows Subsystem for Linux. Once WSL is installed, VS Code provides an extension for working inside this remote environment https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/wsl-tutorial.
These workarounds helped me to run local testnet and smart contracts and basically I was able to do everything a developer that's using Linux/MacOS does.
Hello,
This is only a suggestion for the readme file. It says there that Windows is not supported yet, but there's a workaround for windows developers and that's called Windows Subsystem for Linux. Once WSL is installed, VS Code provides an extension for working inside this remote environment https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/wsl-tutorial.
These workarounds helped me to run local testnet and smart contracts and basically I was able to do everything a developer that's using Linux/MacOS does.
Note: This has been tested only on Windows 11.
Best regards