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Fix order of README steps

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to be in the order they needd to be run.
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@ -55,6 +55,20 @@ Building
Now you have a copy of Element, you're ready to build packages. If you'd just like to Now you have a copy of Element, you're ready to build packages. If you'd just like to
run Element locally, skip to the next section. run Element locally, skip to the next section.
If you'd like to build the native modules (for searching in encrypted rooms and
secure storage), do this first. This will take 10 minutes or so, and will
require a number of native tools to be installed, depending on your OS (eg.
rust, tcl, make/nmake). If you don't need these features, you can skip this
step.
```
yarn run build:native
```
On Windows, this will automatically determine the architecture to build for based
on the environment (ie. set up by vcvarsall.bat).
Now you can build the package:
``` ```
yarn run build yarn run build
``` ```
@ -75,16 +89,6 @@ yarn run build64
This build step will not build any native modules. This build step will not build any native modules.
If you'd like to build the native modules (for searching in encrypted rooms):
This will take 10 minutes or so, and will require a number of native tools
to be installed, depending on your OS (eg. rust, tcl, make/nmake).
```
yarn run build:native
```
On Windows, this will automatically determine the architecture to build for based
on the environment (ie. set up by vcvarsall.bat).
You can also build using docker, which will always produce the linux package: You can also build using docker, which will always produce the linux package:
``` ```
# Run this once to make the docker image # Run this once to make the docker image