| Name | Student ID | |
|---|---|---|
| Mohammed Muzamil Kallarakodi | 1033777 | mkallarakodi@student.unimelb.edu.au |
| Omja Das | 835780 | odas@student.unimelb.edu.au |
| Joao Pereira | 1016983 | jfpereira@student.unimelb.edu.au |
To start Ekzameno using Docker Compose run the following command:
docker-compose up --buildTo stop Ekzameno you can hit ctrl + c
If you wish to delete the containers, network, and volumes that were created, the following command can be run:
docker-compose down -vJDBC_DATABASE_URL: URL to the databaseJWT_SECRET: secret to sign JWTs with
For the development workflow, the team has decided to follow a feature branch strategy.
Each time an addition needs to be made to the code in the main branch, a new branch is to be created with a meaningful name that incorporates the nature of the change and the name and ID of the corresponding issue in Jira, for example:
- EKZ-11/feat/login (this task is a feature, its Jira issue ID is EKZ-11, and it implements the login feature)
- docs/meeting-notes-sep-2 (this is a documentation update for the meeting notes from September second)
- EKZ-24/fix/login (this is a bug fix for the login feature, with a Jira issue ID of EKZ-24)
For each commit, the Conventional Commits standard must be followed.