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Summary

This PR adds a 'Verify Your Setup' section to the ctr-example README to help users check their environment before attempting to build and run the container example.

Changes

  • Added a new section (0. Verify Your Setup) before the existing build steps
  • Lists required dependencies: macOS version, Xcode version, Swift version, and hardware requirements
  • Includes a command to verify Swift version

Motivation

This improvement helps users identify setup issues early, reducing frustration and support requests. It provides clear requirements upfront before users attempt to build the example.

Testing

  • Verified the markdown renders correctly
  • Checked that the instructions are accurate based on the main README requirements

Add a 'Verify Your Setup' section to help users check their environment
before attempting to build and run the container example. This includes
checking macOS version, Xcode version, Swift version, and hardware
requirements.
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@gautamrajur Sorry that this fell through the cracks. Could you make the suggested changes?

gautamrajur and others added 2 commits January 22, 2026 01:00
Co-authored-by: J Logan <sgtbakerrahulnet@yahoo.com>
Co-authored-by: J Logan <sgtbakerrahulnet@yahoo.com>
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Done

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jglogan commented Feb 4, 2026

@gautamrajur We're seeing some errors from the format checker. You could try rebasing this PR to main and force pushing it but the more surefire approach would be to close this PR and resubmit your changes on a new one. Things should go really smoothly from there.

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