feat!: remove runserver in favor of start -d
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Previously, Open edX developers were recommend to use:
tutor dev runserver [lms|cms]
to start the platform. This was because a typical use of
`start` did not allocate a TTY or open STDIN, making it
difficult/impossible for developers to interact with the
container process and make use of dev techniques like
breakpoints.
Now, `start` will allocate a TTY and open STDIN for
development containers, allowing users to run either:
tutor dev start -d lms cms
tutor dev start -d # Starts all enabled services.
By making it so that there's only one obvious way
to start services, we hope that it is easier for
Tutor dev users to get oriented.
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Meant to open this in my personal fork, sorry. |
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See kdmccormick#7 instead