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Fixes #3692 by adding database info to environment-setup file #3722

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Fixes #3692 by adding database info to file
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Update file with correct steps
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Update wit correct steps to seed db
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Expand Up @@ -274,6 +274,24 @@ For more information about the services, please read [Telescope API Services](..

If this doesn't work for you, it is possible that you have an old `.env` file in the root that you copied from `env.example` from telescope 1.0. Please remove it, and try again.

##### Seeding the database

Run `cp ./src/db/env.example .env` from the `root` directory to copy database url and store it an `.env` file.

Run the `pnpm db:init` script as it will populate the database with an initial set of data to make some parts of our application work properly.

:::note
`pnpm db:init` script will run `db:migrate` and `db:seed`.

`db:migrate` is responsible to run a migration to apply new changes to the database if any.

`db:seed` is responsible to populate the database with an initial set of data.
:::

Stop the `parser` service running. If you have Docker app installed locally make sure to stop the `parser` container before continuing to the next step.

Finally, restart the `parser` container by running `pnpm:services start parser`.

#### Option 2: Run frontend only

```bash
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