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VOXROW
This repository serves as a centralized VOXROW's workspace, providing structure and resources to support development activities. It may include configuration files, environment setup, shared utilities and documentation that help maintain consistency and streamline workflows across projects or teams.
Setup
Follow these steps the first time you use VS Code after cloning this git repository:
- Create a
.envfile based ontemplate.envand set your environment values - Use the command f1, select
Tasks: Run Task, and then choosePreparation - Use the command f1, select
Python: Select Interpreter, and then choose./.venv/bin/python - Use the command f1, select
Tasks: Run Task, and then choosePython: Preparation
CI/CD
If you encounter a Code Quality error during the CI/CD process,
use the command f1, select Tasks: Run Task,
choose CI/CD: Code Quality - Fixing, and then run git commit and git push.
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