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The first letter of rust should be lowercase in the command #226

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The first letter of rust should be lowercase in the command
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Expand Up @@ -86,8 +86,8 @@ dora stop c95d118b-cded-4531-a0e4-cd85b7c3916c

7. You can then add or modify operators or nodes. For adding nodes easily, you can use the `dora` CLI again:

- Run `dora new --kind operator --lang Rust <name>` to create a new Rust operator named `<name>`.
- Run `dora new --kind custom-node --lang Rust <name>` to create a new custom node named `<name>`.
- Run `dora new --kind operator --lang rust <name>` to create a new Rust operator named `<name>`.
- Run `dora new --kind custom-node --lang rust <name>` to create a new custom node named `<name>`.

You need to add the created operators/nodes to your dataflow YAML file.

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