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DOCS: Make a fresh checkout work without a private tailnet - #10
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The README sent new users at a private dashboard, the dev server only allowed one hostname, and the npm launcher blamed a supported platform when the native binary had not been built.
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- Line 16: Update the build command in the `cli.cjs` missing-binary message to
pass the platform-and-architecture target matching the binary it searches for,
so the documented build creates the expected
`dist/token-tracker-${process.platform}-${process.arch}` file.
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Pass the target to build:cli.
build:cli runs without a target, so scripts/build-cli.ts writes dist/token-tracker. cli.cjs searches for dist/token-tracker-${process.platform}-${process.arch}. The documented command can therefore leave the launcher unable to find the binary.
Use the matching target, such as:
bun scripts/build-cli.ts bun-linux-x64Use bun-linux-arm64, bun-darwin-x64, or bun-darwin-arm64 as applicable.
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Review comment at @cli.cjs at line 16:
Update the build command in the `cli.cjs` missing-binary message to pass the
platform-and-architecture target matching the binary it searches for, so the
documented build creates the expected
`dist/token-tracker-${process.platform}-${process.arch}` file.
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Suggested build leaves launcher broken
On a fresh checkout, bun run build:cli creates dist/token-tracker, but cli.cjs looks for a platform-specific file such as dist/token-tracker-linux-x64. Following the new error message leaves the launcher reporting the same missing binary. This is a non-blocking recovery-instruction problem; running the CLI from source remains available.
Recommend bun run build:cli bun-${process.platform}-${process.arch} instead, or make the default build filename match the launcher. Update the matching advice in README.md and CONTRIBUTING.md too.
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- The Python harness creates an isolated head checkout and executes the suggested recovery and explicit-target control, making the tested flow reproducible.
- Running launcher help without native binaries exits 1 and recommends the default build command, establishing the starting condition.
- The suggested build succeeds but launcher help still exits 1, and the file listing shows the unsuffixed executable, confirming the advice leaves the launcher broken.
- Building with bun-linux-x64 produces the expected executable and launcher help exits 0, isolating the filename mismatch.
- The first run captures the broken suggested recovery and successful control but fails a test-only help-heading assertion, which was corrected before rerunning.
- The final harness run captures every command and exit code and passes all assertions, confirming the finding while preserving tracked source.
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**Suggested build leaves launcher broken**
On a fresh checkout, `bun run build:cli` creates `dist/token-tracker`, but `cli.cjs` looks for a platform-specific file such as `dist/token-tracker-linux-x64`. Following the new error message leaves the launcher reporting the same missing binary. This is a non-blocking recovery-instruction problem; running the CLI from source remains available.
Recommend `bun run build:cli bun-${process.platform}-${process.arch}` instead, or make the default build filename match the launcher. Update the matching advice in `README.md` and `CONTRIBUTING.md` too.
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For each issue above, determine whether it is valid and should be fixed. If so, fix it directly.
A fresh clone can install, build, and run the CLI and dashboard without this tailnet.
*.ts.netname. Other hostnames stay blocked.cli.cjstells you to build the native binary instead of claiming linux-x64 is unsupported.setup-vpis pinned to v1.21.2.CONTRIBUTING.md.There is still no
LICENSEfile. I did not add one.Left PR #9's files alone (
parsers.ts,usage/index.ts,pricing-editor.ts,PricingDialog.svelte, and the Muse edits around them).Important files:
README.mdbun run test.vite.config.tscli.cjs.github/workflows/verify.ymlvoidzero-dev/setup-vpto v1.21.2. The floatingv1tag is frozen and no longer updated.CONTRIBUTING.mdscripts/benchmark-rpc.tsbun run benchtohttp://127.0.0.1:8787.src/cli/app.tsstatusanddisconnecthelp text.Note
Make a fresh checkout work without a private tailnet
bun run benchnow targets127.0.0.1:8787when no origin is given (scripts/benchmark-rpc.ts, PERFORMANCE.md)cli.cjsnow distinguishes unsupported platforms from a missing native binary on a supported one, and prints recovery instructions for the latter.ts.nethosts for dev and preview (vite.config.ts)voidzero-dev/setup-vpto 1.21.2 and names the CI verification steps (.github/workflows/verify.yml)bun run benchfalls back to the local dashboard instead of the private remote one; Vite dev server exits instead of picking another port when 5173 is busyMacroscope summarized d454dfe.
No blocking issue was established. The launcher recovery instruction is non-blocking because developers can run the CLI from source or build with an explicit platform target.
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Summary
This PR replaces private-machine URLs with local setup examples and adds contributor instructions.
Keeping port 5173 fixed is intentional: bmdavis419 states that the server “keeps port 5173.”
The launcher advice is a non-blocking usability issue. No blocking issue was established, so this review does not require holding the merge.
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