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README.md |
Developing inside a Container
Use VS Code's Dev Container extension to build a containerized development environment. Leverage the eosphorosai/dbgpt:latest image as the development environment to avoid repeated dependency installations and improve development efficiency.
NOTE: Compatible with Linux and Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) environments only.
Setup
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Follow the guide Developing inside a Container to set up the Dev Container:
- Install the Dev Containers extension.
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Before the first launch, please execute the .devcontainer/init_env.sh script in the project root directory in host
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Create
models
dir in project root and download text2vec-large-chinese to models/text2vec-large-chinese -
Use the shortcut
Ctrl+Shift+P
to open the command palette, then enterDev Containers: Open Folder in Container
.
Develop
After successfully starting the Dev Container, open the terminal
- Activate the virtual environment
. /opt/.uv.venv/bin/activate
- Customize the configuration file
You can copy the configuration file to the .devcontainer
directory and rename it to dev.toml
to avoid committing your personal configurations to the repository.
cp configs/dbgpt-app-config.example.toml .devcontainer/dev.toml
- Start the service
dbgpt start webserver --config .devcontainer/dev.toml
Create A Pull Request
Please refer to CONTRIBUTING.md. Before executing the make script or git commit, remember to deactivate the current virtual environment in the development environment.