Feature/readme update #143
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| 5. Create a superuser so that you can log into http://localhost:8000/admin by running the following in your terminal: `$ docker-compose run --rm app ./manage.py createsuperuser` | ||
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I think this is supposed to say PR 129 so it can point to #129
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How does this relate to the custom ./manage.py script and its random test data?
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docker-compose run --rm app ./manage.py init_data creates test data for things like users and resources, while docker-compose run --rm app ./manage.py createsuperuser creates a superuser that lets you log in to /admin and control the various data on the app.
(Let me know if I answered your question/if that's what you were asking about!)
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* Feature/readme update (#143) * docs: update readme * docs: update based on Linda's (@lpatmo) feedback * docs: added reference links to spec docs from Slack, updated link to PR127 * docs: backend issue from 129 -> issue 127 Co-authored-by: Linda <lindapnotes@gmail.com> * Add license (#136) Can't believe I forgot to do this from the start, heh. We need to make sure we have a license before we apply to https://sentry.io/for/open-source/ * Create FUNDING.yml (#135) While looking for something unrelated I noticed that it was pretty easy to set up a "sponsor" button for this repo. I kept the original template in there in case we wanted to add things like the github usernames of individual core contributors (up to 4 allowed). Co-authored-by: Phil <phil@tgrrr.com>
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quick update on the docker django management commands testing on Win10Pro and WSL - all manage.py related commands do not work on both. figuring out alternative commands for both OS and will update the README.md when done. |
I added some of the links to the spec docs that I had in the CB slack channel. Feel free to add any others you have during this update.
I also updated the link to PR127, it was pointing to PR129