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This repo still exists in archived form, but the maintained version ofgovernance-sdk package has now relocated to:https://github.com/Mythic-Project/oyster/tree/main/packages/governance-sdk

Be sure to be running Node v12.16.2 and yarn version 1.22.10.

yarn bootstrap

Then run:

yarn start lending

You may have to rebuild your package more than one time to secure arunning environment.

Common currently uses a less library to compile down less files into css in both the src directory for the TS serverin vscode to pick up and in the dist folder for importers like lending and proposal projects to pick up. If you do not see these files appear when running thenpm start lending or other commands, and you see missing CSS errors,you likely did not install the packages for common correctly. Try running:

lerna exec npm install --scope @oyster/common to specifically install packages for common.

Then, test that css transpiling is working:

lerna exec npm watch-css-src --scope @oyster/common and verify css files appear next to their less counterparts in src.

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