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Right now there's no mention of having to create a .env file when installing and running the repo. This leads to the server not being able to run, and can get confusing as to why it is not running for new contributors.
Also in the .env file, for windows users it should be mentioned that the API_HOST key should be equal to 127.0.0.1, as opposed to 0.0.0.0
Suggested solution
Mentioning it is required and adding that windows info to the readme file under the Local Development section.
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Feature: Mention the .env file in getting started documentation
Feature: Mention the .env file in Local Development documentation
Oct 3, 2022
Type of feature
馃摑 Documentation
Current behavior
Right now there's no mention of having to create a .env file when installing and running the repo. This leads to the server not being able to run, and can get confusing as to why it is not running for new contributors.
Also in the .env file, for windows users it should be mentioned that the
API_HOST
key should be equal to127.0.0.1
, as opposed to0.0.0.0
Suggested solution
Mentioning it is required and adding that windows info to the readme file under the Local Development section.
Additional context
No response
Code of Conduct
Contributing Docs
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: