Openmemory config #3905
Openmemory config #3905
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- Introduced a new env.template file to guide users in setting up their backend environment. - Included placeholders for essential API keys, database configurations, and optional service integrations. - Provided instructions for self-hosting and local development configurations.
- Added .env.example to .gitignore for better environment management. - Updated package versions in pubspec.lock to reflect recent changes and fixes. - Removed outdated .env.template file from the backend directory and updated README instructions accordingly.
- Added .env.example to .gitignore for improved environment management. - Updated package versions in pubspec.lock to align with recent changes. - Removed outdated .env.template file and updated README instructions accordingly.
- Removed .env.template file and added .env.example to .gitignore for better management. - Updated README instructions to reflect changes in environment setup.
- Updated README to clarify environment setup instructions. - Removed .env.template and ensured .env.example is properly ignored in .gitignore. - Aligned package versions in pubspec.lock with recent updates.
- Updated README to include additional setup details. - Ensured .env.example is properly referenced in documentation. - Made minor adjustments to package versions in pubspec.lock for consistency.
…ctions - Added note on running the project initialization script if 'choco' is not recognized after installation. - Included instructions to refresh the PATH for Chocolatey availability in the current session.
- Added clarification on running the project initialization script if 'choco' is not recognized. - Included steps to refresh the PATH for immediate Chocolatey access.
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This pull request introduces a significant amount of documentation and configuration related to 'OpenMemory' and self-hosting capabilities, particularly for Windows environments. It also includes several helper scripts to improve the developer experience for setup and verification. The changes are mostly additions of markdown files and scripts. I've found a minor issue in the .gitignore file that should be addressed for correctness and cross-platform compatibility.
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| .cursor\rules\openmemory.mdc |
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This entry is duplicated. Additionally, for cross-platform compatibility, it's best practice to use forward slashes (/) in .gitignore files instead of backslashes (\). Backslashes may not be correctly interpreted as path separators on non-Windows systems.
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| Write-Host "Step 2: Activating virtual environment and upgrading pip..." -ForegroundColor Yellow | ||
| & .\venv\Scripts\activate | ||
| python -m pip install --upgrade pip |
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This script invokes & .\venv\Scripts\activate, which on Windows PowerShell resolves to the CMD/Bash activation script rather than Activate.ps1. In PowerShell that means the environment changes don’t persist in the current session (the .bat runs in a child cmd.exe), so pip install -r requirements.txt will target the global Python or fail if pip isn’t on PATH. This breaks the script’s promise to set up an isolated backend venv for anyone running it in PowerShell.
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