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Update location of tsdev.sh in docs #3209

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Now, start the `gunicon` server that will serve the Timsketch WSGI app.

To make this task easier, we recommend using the `timesketch/contrib/tsdev.sh`
To make this task easier, we recommend using the `timesketch/utils/tsdev.sh`
script.

In one shell:
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Timesketch instance), you'll need to launch a Celery worker, and re-launch it
every time you bring changes to its code.

You can use `timesketch/contrib/tsdev.sh` for this task as well.
You can use `timesketch/utils/tsdev.sh` for this task as well.

In a new shell, run the following:

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dependencies once and start the new frontend. More on frontend development is
documented [here](https://timesketch.org/developers/frontend-development/).

We recommend using the `timesketch/contrib/tsdev.sh` script for this task as well.
We recommend using the `timesketch/utils/tsdev.sh` script for this task as well.

Install frontend-ng dependencies:
```bash
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