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$ git status

On branch hm-142-fix-auth

M src/routes/auth.ts

?? src/routes/auth.test.ts

$ pnpm test

✓ 12 passed

hm-142-fix-auth-3000.onhomemade.com

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pull_request webhook creates and tears down preview VMs automatically
Preview URLs commented back on the PR
A Linear trigger label boots a VM on the issue's branch

PR #142 opened → main

✓ preview VM created

↳ pr-142.onhomemade.com commented on the PR

HM-142 · trigger label added

✓ vm running on hm-142-fix-auth

↳ commented back on the issue

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