See README in ansible subdirectory (need to apt install several packages for the screenshot functionality to work -- without it, the installation will crash).
In case you are going to do only local development focused on front-end (e.g. no need for scheduled tasks like screenshot fetching. etc.)
then above mentioned ansible/README.md still applies but:
localsettings.py: add following
FE_DEPLOYMENT = True
pip install -r requirements.txt: do following instead afterBASE_DIR = ...
pip install -r requirements-fe.txt
The rest should be the same.
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In 2022, images were hosted through the Internet Archive and were uploaded to https://archive.org/upload/?identifier=oeweek2022 -> and available via https://archive.org/download/oeweek2022/MYFILENAME.png
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Starting with 2023, images can be uploaded as a part of the submission process or created using
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debug with local server
DEBUG=True python manage.py runserver 4201 --insecure -
no debug with local server:
python manage.py runserver 4201 --insecure
Branches, pull-requests, releases, etc.: according to git-flow but ...
... in order to allow better overview for current and future contributors, we'd like to conclude features with pull-requests,
i.e. instead of git flow feature finish MYFEATURE do following:
git flow feature publish MYFEATURE- go to GitLab/GitHub and open pull-request from your feature branch to
develop - review + adjustments
- merge + delete branch after merge
For source code formatting, etc.:
pre-commit install