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Command: anchor lcl
Executable: /usr/local/bin/anchor
Version: 0.0.37 (darwin/amd64) Commit: 1cd0aa11dbb338760b0ff26abf1f469d6ae5b1a9 BuildDate: 2024-05-28T21:30:13Z
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Timestamp: 2025-03-06T11:15:17.776846Z
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| Let's set up lcl.host HTTPS in your local development environment!
|
| lcl.host (made by the team at Anchor) adds HTTPS in a fast and totally free way
| to local applications & services.
# Setup lcl.host HTTPS Local Development Environment `anchor lcl`
| Once setup finishes, you'll have a secure context in your browsers and local
| system so you can use HTTPS locally.
# Audit lcl.host HTTPS Local Development Environment `anchor lcl audit`
| We'll begin by checking your system to determine what you need for your setup.
- Checked resources on Anchor.dev: found provisioned resources.
- Compared local and expected CA certificates: found matching certificates.
# Skipped: Configure System for lcl.host Local Development `anchor lcl config`
# Setup lcl.host Application `anchor lcl setup`
| We'll start by scanning your current directory, then ask you questions about
| your local application so that we can generate setup instructions for you.
- Scanned current directory.
- Entered javascript application server type.
- Entered Quiksbot (6) application name.
- Entered quikbotlcl.host.lcl.host domain for local application development.
- Resolved quikbotlcl.host.lcl.host domain: success!
| Now we'll provision your application's resources on Anchor.dev and the HTTPS
| certificates for your development environment.
- Creating Quiksbot (6) [quikbotlcl.host.lcl.host, quikbotlcl.host.localhost] javascript resources on Anchor.dev… ⠋
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Command:
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/usr/local/bin/anchorVersion:
0.0.37 (darwin/amd64) Commit: 1cd0aa11dbb338760b0ff26abf1f469d6ae5b1a9 BuildDate: 2024-05-28T21:30:13ZArguments:
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