This style of linking to other sections in the document is not used anywhere else in the docs. I know @ashoat pushes for looking for other examples of things before putting them up, but I stated in the Linear issue description that I wasn't sure the best way to tell the developer to "make sure the keyserver" was already running, so I wrote this as a potential starting point and propose another option below. We could do what we did with the Metro bundler, that is, something like:

Next, make sure that the Metro bundler is running. If you haven't already, open a new terminal and run:

cd native
yarn dev

But since the "make sure the keyserver is running" sentence needs to be at the top of four consecutive sections (web app, landing page, mobile app on iOS Simulator, and mobile app on Android Emulator), I wasn't sure if writing something like this at the top of each section would be overkill:

First, make sure that the keyserver is running. If you haven't already, run:

cd keyserver
yarn dev

Especially since the code to run the keyserver is right above those four sections. Open to discussion about the best way to write this.

This was pushed down from the "Running keyserver" section because it makes more sense here. The web app cannot be viewed in the developer's web browser until:

1. The keyserver is running
2. The web app is running

Thus, by moving this statement below the code to run the web app, it now more accurately represents what's running.

This was pushed down from the "Running keyserver" section because it makes more sense here. The landing page cannot be viewed in the developer's web browser until:

1. The keyserver is running
2. The landing page is running

Thus, by moving this statement below the code to run the landing page, it now more accurately represents what's running.

This was something I must have missed in D4257, I'm not sure how. Fixed it here because it's a really quick change.

This was added to match the similar paragraphs in the below sections. The paragraphs in the "Running web app" and "Running mobile app" sections both say "This command..."

Additionally, we could do something like "(see "Running keyserver" section for details)" which is how it's done in the "Running mobile app on Android Emulator" section:

This command runs two processes (see previous section for details).