astro dev init

Error: Failed to find a container runtime. See the Astro CLI prerequisites for more information. https://www.astronomer.io/docs/astro/cli/install-cli
Usage:
  astro dev init [flags]

Examples:

# Initialize a new Astro project with the latest version of Astro Runtime
astro dev init

# Initialize a new Astro project with Astro Runtime 4.1.0
astro dev init --runtime-version 4.1.0

# Initialize a new Astro project with the latest Astro Runtime version based on Airflow 2.2.3
astro dev init --airflow-version 2.2.3

# Initialize a new template based Astro project with the latest Astro Runtime version
astro dev init --from-template


Flags:
  -a, --airflow-version string                     Version of Airflow you want to create an Astro project with. If not specified, latest is assumed. You can change this version in your Dockerfile at any time.
  -t, --from-template string[="select-template"]   Provides a list of templates to select from and create the local astro project based on the selected template. Please note template based astro projects use the latest runtime version, so runtime-version and airflow-version flags will be ignored when creating a project with template flag
  -h, --help                                       help for init
  -n, --name string                                Name of Astro project
  -v, --runtime-version string                     Specify a version of Astro Runtime that you want to create an Astro project with. If not specified, the latest is assumed. You can change this version in your Dockerfile at any time.

Global Flags:
      --verbosity string   Log level (debug, info, warn, error, fatal, panic (default "warning")

astro dev init
Initialized empty Astro project in /tmp/test