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> Hi!! Any instructions for helping with testing?Removed: [@bunnikyuube](https://github.com/bunnikyuube) If you just want to try it you can hop on my development/testing instance at https://chat-dev.hypersystem.xyz and try out there. If you want to run your own local instance you can use Fluxer's turnkey Dev Container setup:Added: @bunnikyuube If you just want to try it you can hop on my development/testing instance at https://chat-dev.hypersystem.xyz and try out there. If you want to run your own local instance you can use Fluxer's turnkey Dev Container setup:* Install [Docker Desktop](https://www.docker.com/products/docker-desktop/) (or Docker Engine on Linux)
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Hi!! Any instructions for helping with testing?
@bunnikyuube If you just want to try it you can hop on my development/testing instance at https://chat-dev.hypersystem.xyz/ and try out there. If you want to run your own local instance you can use Fluxer's turnkey Dev Container setup:
  1. Clone the fork and branch and open in VS Code:
    git clone -b features/subprofiles https://github.com/chiaracoetzee/fluxer-subprofiles.git
cd fluxer-subprofiles
code .
  2. Reopen in Container:
  • A popup will appear in the bottom-right corner asking to "Reopen in Container". Click it (or press Ctrl+Shift+P, type "Dev Containers: Reopen in Container").
  • Docker will build the container and spin up everything, this will take some time.
  1. Inside the VS Code integrated terminal, run:
    cargo run -p fluxer-dev -- dev
  1. Open http://localhost:8088/
If you want to integrate it with your existing local homeserver I'd need to know more about your setup and config.
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Hi!! Any instructions for helping with testing?
@bunnikyuube If you just want to try it you can hop on my development/testing instance at https://chat-dev.hypersystem.xyz/ and try out there. If you want to run your own local instance you can use Fluxer's turnkey Dev Container setup:
  1. Clone the fork and branch and open in VS Code:
    git clone -b features/subprofiles https://github.com/chiaracoetzee/fluxer-subprofiles.git
cd fluxer-subprofiles
code .
  2. Reopen in Container:
  • A popup will appear in the bottom-right corner asking to "Reopen in Container". Click it (or press Ctrl+Shift+P, type "Dev Containers: Reopen in Container").
  • Docker will build the container and spin up everything, this will take some time.
  1. Inside the VS Code integrated terminal, run:
    cargo run -p fluxer-dev -- dev
  1. Open http://localhost:8088/
If you want to integrate it with your existing local homeserver I'd need to know more about your setup and config.