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update readme for docker dev

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2016-12-12 18:00:25 +11:00
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@ -12,6 +12,7 @@ It should be as easy as (from your source root):
# - dependencies are installed, # - dependencies are installed,
# - the database is migrated, and # - the database is migrated, and
# - an admin user is created (you'll need to interact with this) # - an admin user is created (you'll need to interact with this)
./bin/docker/rails s ./bin/docker/rails s
``` ```
@ -25,12 +26,11 @@ When you're done, you can kill the Docker container with:
Note that data is persisted between invocations of the container in your source root `tmp/postgres` directory. Note that data is persisted between invocations of the container in your source root `tmp/postgres` directory.
## Caveats If for any reason you want to reset your database run
There seems to be an issue with the ember-data-source gem installed by default (2.3.0.beta.5). It's missing its `dist` directory. I've worked around this by acquiring that commit, building the distribution locally, and patching it into `/usr/local/lib/ruby/gems/2.3.0/gems/ember-data-source-2.3.0.beta.5` by hand. I _believe_ later versions of the gem fix this, but the very next version (2.3.0 proper) bumps the ember-source dependency up to 2.0, which Discourse isn't using yet.
You can get `boot_dev` to patch for you by passing `--patch local/path/to/ember-data-source/dist` on the command-line. You should only have to do this once (like `--init`).
```sh
sudo rm -fr tmp/postgres
```
## Other Notes ## Other Notes