docs: fix commands to watch #9163
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| - Run ``jupyter labextension watch`` to start watching | ||
| - Run ``jupyter lab`` | ||
| - Run ``jlpm run watch`` to start watching | ||
| - Run ``jupyter lab --watch`` |
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Ah I misread that for --no-browser.
Normally --watch shouldn't be needed with the new workflow.
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Simple update to the docs to use the correct commands to watch the extensions while developing.
My understanding based on the experiments I have done:
Should be