Debugging locally and want to see what the indexer is doing?
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Debugging locally and want to see what the indexer is doing? The terminal UI prints a Dev Console link on startup in dev mode. It connects to the indexer on your machine, so your data never leaves it. Production runs do not expose it. https://docs.envio.dev/docs/HyperIndex/observability
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