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fix: point to the pollora proxy after a DDEV install - #4
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pollora new … --ddev, the success message said Useddev pollorato run Pollora commands, but nothing creates addev polloracommand. What does exist is the CLI's proxy: in a project directory with.ddev/,pollora <command>runsphp artisan pollora:<command>throughddev exec(ProjectDetector::isDdev(),ProxyCommand). The message now says so.pollora:env-setup(dashed) is kept on purpose in the DDEV steps:--vercan install a framework older than 13.32, where only the dashed name exists; newer versions keep it as an alias.Pest: 43 passed.