simplecloud 0.0.1-beta.72 → 0.0.1-beta.74

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@@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ node dist/cli.js start group test
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  Create a local `scl` alias that points to your development build:
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  ```bash
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- bun run local:setup # Creates 'scl' alias in ~/.zshrc
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+ bun run local:setup # Creates 'scl' and 'scld' aliases in ~/.zshrc
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  source ~/.zshrc # Reload shell config
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  ```
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  **Pro Tip**: Run `bun run dev` in one terminal and use `scl` commands in another terminal for seamless development with auto-rebuilding!
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+ To test the current build in a fresh Linux environment without Java or Screen,
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+ use the disposable Docker runner:
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+ ```bash
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+ scld setupv2
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+ scld server list
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+ scld network list
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+ scld --help
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+ ```
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+ To reuse your current SimpleCloud login while keeping the rest of the sandbox
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+ clean, add `--host-session`:
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+ ```bash
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+ scld --host-session network list
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+ scld --host-session setupv2
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+ scld --host-session shell
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+ ```
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+ This copies only `~/.config/simplecloud/auth.json` into the disposable
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+ container. Host contexts and installation paths are intentionally not shared,
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+ and changes to the session inside the container do not modify the host file.
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+ The project is mounted read-only into an official Bun container. Credentials,
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+ Java, and installed SimpleCloud files are removed with the container when the
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+ command exits. A Linux Bun dependency volume is reused between runs and only
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+ refreshes when `package.json` or `bun.lock` changes. Every CLI command is
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+ supported. Use `scld shell` for a longer interactive session; the `scl` command
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+ is available inside it, so authentication and installation state remain
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+ available until you exit that shell.
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+ Without the local alias, run the same sandbox through Bun:
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+ ```bash
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+ bun run scld -- setupv2
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+ ```
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  **Option 2: npm link (Development Symlink)**
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  Creates symlinks to global npm location (uses same command names):