@@ -18,9 +18,17 @@ You will create and make your changes to the code in the `practice` subdirectory
18181 . Open the ` worker.ts ` file (located in the ` practice/src ` subdirectory) in the editor
19192 . Change the task queue name to ` greeting-tasks `
20203 . Save your changes
21- 4 . Repeat this process in the ` client.ts ` file
21+ 4 . Repeat this process in the ` client.ts ` file
2222
23- ## Part C: Start the Worker
23+ ## Part C: Install Dependencies
24+
25+ 1 . Open a terminal window in your environment and navigate to the ` exercises/hello-workflow/practice ` subdirectory.
26+ 2 . Run the following command to install the required dependencies:
27+ ``` command
28+ npm install
29+ ```
30+
31+ ## Part D: Start the Worker
2432
25331 . Go to a terminal window in the environment and change to the ` exercises/hello-workflow/practice/src ` subdirectory for this exercise
26342 . Run the following command to start the Worker:
@@ -29,7 +37,7 @@ You will create and make your changes to the code in the `practice` subdirectory
2937npm run start.watch
3038```
3139
32- ## Part D : Start the Workflow from the Command Line
40+ ## Part E : Start the Workflow from the Command Line
3341
34421 . Open another terminal window in the environment and change to the ` exercises/hello-workflow/practice/src ` subdirectory.
35432 . Run the following command, replacing ` Donna ` with your own name. Be sure to retain the same quoting shown here when you run the command:
@@ -69,4 +77,4 @@ This command shows you a lot of information. We will cover this output later in
6977
7078It is also possible, and often more convenient, to view this information using the Web UI. You will have a chance to do this in the next exercise.
7179
72- ### This is the end of the exercise.
80+ ### This is the end of the exercise.
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