Add Questions for PD Team here if they are not related to a specific issue

[ExperimentsInHonesty]

Dependency

• Someone having a question

Overview

We need a place for new project team members to annotate their questions so that we can answer them in writing and then update the wiki

Action Items

• [ ] Add question to a new comment below
  • [ ] Move the issue to the questions column on the project board
  • [ ] add the label question
• [ ] If you are answering a question, edit the comment and write A: and then the answer.
• [ ] Evaluate if this requires a wiki update.
• [ ] Edit wiki

Resources/Instructions

https://github.com/hackforla/peopledepot/wiki

[drakeredwind01]

trying to start local peoples depo but can't find/read source "/app/entrypoint.sh" even tried altering "Dockerfile" to "COPY ./app/entrypoint.sh ." and " && chmod +x /usr/src/app/entrypoint.sh" to "RUN chmod +x /app/entrypoint.sh" (plus some others)

also asked a friend who knows docker better than me and he couldn't figure it out either

[drakeredwind01]

add "app/" to "https://hackforla.github.io/peopledepot/CONTRIBUTING/#213-text-editor" cp app/.env.docker-example app/.env.docker

[drakeredwind01]

add "core.autocrlf = false" to .git after clone run: git checkout . # This checks out all files from the Git repository to your working directory. git reset --hard HEAD # This discards any uncommitted changes and resets the working directory to match the latest commit.

[fyliu]

@drakeredwind01 the below is equivalent to your line 1 in the above comment.

I see that our contributing doc recommends git config --system set autocrlf=false to set the autocrlf config. A better way would be git config set autocrlf=false without the --system flag, if you wanted to update it.

As you know, git configs exist in 3 levels: git (--system), user (--global), and repo (--local). By default, a config goes to the repo level.