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Explicitly run build on first install
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rowan-m committed Oct 8, 2018
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4. Watch the bootstrapping take place.
5. Create a `packages/venia-concept/.env` file (or set environment variables manually)
6. Set the environment variable `MAGENTO_BACKEND_DOMAIN` to the URL of the backing Magento instance you are using
7. To run the Venia storefront development experience, run `npm run watch:venia` from package root.
8. To run the full PWA Studio developer experience, with Venia hot-reloading and concurrent Buildpack/Peregrine rebuilds, run `npm run watch:all` from package root.
9. To run the staging environment, which uses more compressed assets and more closely reflects production, run `npm run stage:venia` from package root. (This requires that you first run `npm run build` to generate the artifacts being served.)
7. On your first install, run `npm run build` from package root.
8. To run the Venia storefront development experience, run `npm run watch:venia` from package root.
9. To run the full PWA Studio developer experience, with Venia hot-reloading and concurrent Buildpack/Peregrine rebuilds, run `npm run watch:all` from package root.
10. To run the staging environment, which uses more compressed assets and more closely reflects production, run `npm run stage:venia` from package root. (This requires that you first run `npm run build` to generate the artifacts being served.)

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