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Tests should start their own server scaffold
See original GitHub issueWas struggling to run client/test on main. Needed to manually start scripts/scaffold_server.js. We should have our test suites manager their own scaffolds for local development. I’d completely forgotten this was there until @ChristopherDavenport reminded me.
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I have no opinion, I was just being a wiseass.
That proposal sounds right to me, though I don’t know how people run individual tests. I mostly use sbt inside my editor, because I still don’t understand bloop.