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@ -17,14 +17,14 @@ ### 1) Setup your development environment
### 2) Set your environment variables
- Copy [.env.development.example](./.env.development.example) to .env.
- Make sure to set the DB_HOST environment variable to the Postgres container IP or, if using Orbstack, use the container name (e.g., postgres.coolify.orb.local) to make sure that the DB Migrations work.
- Make sure to set the DB_HOST environment variable to the Postgres container IP or, if using Orbstack, use the container name (e.g., `postgres.coolify.orb.local`) to make sure that the DB Migrations work.
## 3) Start & setup Coolify
- Run `spin up` - You can notice that errors will be thrown. Don't worry.
- If you see weird permission errors, especially on Mac, run `sudo spin up` instead.
- If you are using Orbstack, you need to set the IP Address/Domain of the coolify server in the server settings to: testing-host.coolify.orb.local
- If you are using Orbstack, you need to set the IP Address/Domain of the coolify server in the server settings to: `testing-host.coolify.orb.local`
## 4) Install php to make sure you can do DB migrations (optional)