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Update Docker setup documentation for creating .env files

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Added 2 commands for a smoother first-time setup in Docker setup documentation.

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  • docs: update Docker setup documentation for creating .env files

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    • Updated setup instructions to include explicit shell commands for copying environment variable files.

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Walkthrough

The setup instructions in the DOCKER_SETUP.md file were updated to replace general guidance about copying environment files with explicit shell commands. The changes clarify the process for creating .env files in both the backend and web directories, while retaining the existing optional step for the root .env file.

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DOCKER_SETUP.md Updated environment variable setup instructions to use explicit cp shell commands for .env files

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In the warren of setup, clear steps now appear,
With cp in our paws, the path is sincere.
No more guessing or hopping around,
The .env files are easily found.
Hop, skip, and run—our setup is done!
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
DOCKER_SETUP.md (1)

56-57: Wrap shell commands in a fenced code block for better readability.

Consider grouping these two cp commands in a single shell snippet and ensuring consistent punctuation:

cp surfsense_backend/.env.example surfsense_backend/.env
cp surfsense_web/.env.example surfsense_web/.env
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DOCKER_SETUP.md (1)

56-57: Explicit environment file creation commands improve clarity.

Providing exact cp commands removes any ambiguity for new contributors during first-time setup. Great addition.

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@MODSetter MODSetter merged commit ef9f756 into MODSetter:main Jun 7, 2025
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@byuly byuly deleted the docker-setup-update branch June 7, 2025 19:56
AbdullahAlMousawi pushed a commit to AbdullahAlMousawi/SurfSense that referenced this pull request Jul 14, 2025
docs: update Docker setup documentation for creating .env files
CREDO23 pushed a commit to CREDO23/SurfSense that referenced this pull request Jul 25, 2025
docs: update Docker setup documentation for creating .env files
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