* Reorder and clarify dependency installation instructions
* Clarify instructions for local development with Docker external deps vs full Docker stack
* Final words at the end of the local setup process
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Co-authored-by: danswer-trial <danswer-trial@danswer-trials-MacBook-Pro.local>
* first cut at redis
* fix startup dependencies on redis
* kombu cleanup - fail silently
* mypy
* add redis_host environment override
* update REDIS_HOST env var in docker-compose.dev.yml
* update the rest of the docker files
* update contributing guide
* renaming cache to cache_volume
* add redis password to various deployments
* try setting up pr testing for helm
* fix indent
* hopefully this release version actually exists
* fix command line option to --chart-dirs
* fetch-depth 0
* edit values.yaml
* try setting ct working directory
* bypass testing only on change for now
* move files and lint them
* update helm testing
* some issues suggest using --config works
* add vespa repo
* add postgresql repo
* increase timeout
* try amd64 runner
* fix redis password reference
* add comment to helm chart testing workflow
* rename helm testing workflow to disable it
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Co-authored-by: Richard Kuo <rkuo@rkuo.com>
This update enhances the CONTRIBUTING.md guide by providing clear, separate instructions for activating the Python virtual environment on Windows, tailored for both Command Prompt and PowerShell users. Previously, the guide only included a generic command, which might not work across different shells without slight modifications. This change aims to make the setup process more accessible and straightforward for contributors using Windows, ensuring they have the correct commands for their specific environment. By reducing potential setup hurdles, we hope to streamline the initial contribution process for new developers.
