which builds, (re)creates, starts, and attaches all containers.
-Then browse the app at http://localhost:8020/
+Then browse the app at http://localhost:8021/
On MacOS or Windows, we need to replace 'localhost' by the IP given by the docker terminal.
docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml -f env/dev.yml up
-This will launch the django development server. Then browse the app at http://localhost:9020/
+This will launch the django development server. Then browse the app at http://localhost:9021/
On MacOS or Windows, we need to replace 'localhost' by the IP given by the docker terminal.
# @todo searching every fixtures file in each folder
python $manage loaddata $app/organization/job/fixtures/organization-job.json
python $manage loaddata $app/organization/projects/fixtures/organization-projects-repositorysystems.json
+
+bash /srv/doc/build.sh
docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml -f env/dev.yml up
-This will launch the django development server. Then browse the app at http://localhost:9020/
+This will launch the django development server. Then browse the app at http://localhost:9021/
On MacOS or Windows, we need to replace 'localhost' by the IP given by the docker terminal.
which builds, (re)creates, starts, and attaches all containers.
-Then browse the app at http://localhost:8020/
+Then browse the app at http://localhost:8021/
On MacOS or Windows, we need to replace 'localhost' by the IP given by the docker terminal.