DOC: improve dev environment documentation #202
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JoshKarpel
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The only test that failed is one I've had my eye on for being flaky, so I'm going to go ahead and merge. |
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What does this PR implement?
It improves the development environment documentation, by making where commands are run, and which commands are run.
It also shows the output in
dr. This file is intended for developers; I presume they're okay seeing some output (and also I wanted to see how the job was progressing).