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Clarify MinIO development settings #8090
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Yes. This is something we want to do. We used to do this when using Azurite (Azure Blob Storage emulator) but when we migrated to S3 we removed this because the bucket were automatically created on the first usage. However, that won't be true anymore when we upgrade django-storages. See readthedocs/common#80 (comment) Summarizing, we want that feature back 😄 |
I opened #8113 to address this and other related doc improvements. However, I did not address the automatic creation of the |
This is the script I'm referring to https://github.com/readthedocs/common/blob/7c126c3ffa8a0314e92b3a026bcb73c1f1ba8526/dockerfiles/scripts/create-containers.sh However, that script was done for Azurite Blob Storage (it uses the |
In #8082 (comment), @cocobennett followed the steps to configure MinIO for local development and still ended up with an incomplete environment. In fact, I had made the same mistake two weeks early when I just joined the company. @stsewd clarified later, but this should be present in the docs.
In particular, I think we should replace this:
https://github.com/readthedocs/readthedocs.org/blame/eb682d8b8f480e96e7478d968aa12e52f4118063/docs/development/install.rst#L66-L71
by something that doesn't assume that the user knows how MinIO works.
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