docs(readme): point Windows contributors at the Windows dev script - #5793
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The READMEs named `pnpm --filter openhuman-app dev:app` as *the* desktop shell command. That script is `bash ../scripts/run-dev-macos.sh` — it exports APPLE_SIGNING_IDENTITY, so it is macOS and nothing else. A Windows contributor following the README runs the macOS entrypoint. `dev:app:win` already exists next to it and runs `scripts/run-dev-win.sh`, a 700-line Windows path/LLVM setup. Both are now named for the platform they are. Only macOS and Windows are claimed, because those are the only two scripts that exist; nothing here asserts a Linux path that is not there. Closes tinyhumansai#5786
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In `@docs/README.de.md`:
- Line 160: Localize the conjunction in the README sentence: replace “or” with
“oder” in docs/README.de.md lines 160-160, “または” in docs/README.ja-JP.md lines
160-160, “또는” in docs/README.ko.md lines 160-160, “یا” in docs/README.ur-pk.md
lines 206-206, and “或” in docs/README.zh-CN.md lines 160-160.
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The Windows alternative was added with an English "or" in all five translations. Now oder / または / 또는 / یا / 或, with the English README unchanged.
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Good catch — I dropped an English "or" into all five translations. Fixed in
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Closes #5786.
The defect
The "New contributor" step named one command for the desktop shell:
dev:appisbash ../scripts/run-dev-macos.sh. It is not merely named for macOS — it exportsAPPLE_SIGNING_IDENTITY:So a Windows contributor following the README runs the macOS entrypoint. The Windows script already exists beside it:
run-dev-win.shis 700+ lines of Windows PATH / LLVM /LIBCLANG_PATHsetup — not something the macOS script degrades into.The change
Both commands are now named for the platform they are, in all six READMEs:
The
--filterform is kept for the Windows one so it matches the surrounding style and works from the repo root like its neighbour.One deliberate omission
I claim macOS and Windows only, not "macOS/Linux". There are exactly two scripts —
run-dev-macos.shandrun-dev-win.sh— and the macOS one signs with an Apple identity, so folding Linux into it would be asserting a path that does not exist. If there is a Linux desktop-dev story I have missed, tell me and I will name it too.Surrounding prose and every translation are otherwise untouched; the platform names are the same token in all six languages.
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