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fix: consolidate local dev README and fix shell aliases#396

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@tmchow tmchow commented Mar 26, 2026

The "Installing from a Branch" and "Local Development" sections were split into separate top-level sections despite both being local dev workflows. The shell aliases in the branch section also had several bugs: they used bunx (dependent on npm publishing, which was broken), a string-variable CLI wrapper failed in zsh due to word-splitting differences, and there was no Codex local dev alias.

Merges both into a single "Local Development" section with subsections by source (local checkout vs pushed branch), and fixes all aliases to use the local CLI via a ce-cli() function wrapper. Shortens alias names to cce/ccb/codex-ce/codex-ceb for practical daily use.


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tmchow added 2 commits March 26, 2026 11:40
Merges "Installing from a Branch" and "Local Development" into a single
section organized by source (local checkout vs pushed branch). Fixes
shell aliases to use the local CLI instead of bunx, avoiding npm
publishing dependency. Uses ce-cli() function wrapper to prevent zsh
word-splitting failures. Shortens alias names (cce, ccb, codex-ce,
codex-ceb) for practical daily use.
Documents zsh word-splitting gotcha with string variables, npm vs local
CLI decision, and README reorganization pattern.
@tmchow tmchow merged commit 1bd63c2 into main Mar 26, 2026
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