Logic to look for azurite, install/run it for user#4431
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I still think making Azurite a dependency is a good idea |
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I'll consider it.
I do wanna be careful about cleaning it since it's basically a destructive action even if it is just an emulator. |
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If Azurite isn't running, we used to just give the user the option to debug anyway. This will let users install and/or run the emulator from the modal.