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When stepping through the regulations-siteREADME.md file's Quick start section, I found that I needed to run the Django migrate command prior to starting the server. That should probably be added to the docs.
python manage.py migrate
I also found the npm install command happily ran without executing the grunt task afterwards because the grunt executable was not available in my environment. Installing the grunt-cli package is well-documented further down the README, but it might be helpful to post a notice if this rare circumstance is identifiable after npm install executes.
Finally, I had to create a local_settings.py file to specify API_BASE, but that's already documented in #140.
Put it all together, and I've got a usable regulations-site instance running locally 👍 Thanks again for the team's hard work on this very exacting domain.
When stepping through the
regulations-siteREADME.mdfile's Quick start section, I found that I needed to run the Djangomigratecommand prior to starting the server. That should probably be added to the docs.I also found the
npm installcommand happily ran without executing thegrunttask afterwards because thegruntexecutable was not available in my environment. Installing thegrunt-clipackage is well-documented further down theREADME, but it might be helpful to post a notice if this rare circumstance is identifiable afternpm installexecutes.Finally, I had to create a
local_settings.pyfile to specifyAPI_BASE, but that's already documented in #140.Put it all together, and I've got a usable
regulations-siteinstance running locally 👍 Thanks again for the team's hard work on this very exacting domain.