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Thank you for the pull request! Please make sure, that the tests run successfully (you might need to change some, if you have modified the database location). |
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Can you send some instructions on how to set this project up locally for development? |
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Simply clone the repository and execute However if you are using Docker, it might be easier to simply mount the database file? You can mount single files as well, not just folders |
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As a resolution for issue #126, I've implemented a separation of the database and uploaded data folder into distinct directories. This modification is designed to enhance user flexibility by allowing them to effortlessly mount a NAS share in place of the data directory without introducing any complications with the database.