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The server doesn't seem to have search indexes by default (I think there are more steps for getting that working), so I had to look up an MBID on the real MB site: http://localhost:5000/release/15f5c2cb-41ea-3630-a0f6-2f86785cf608 |
The server doesn't seem to have search indexes by default (I think there are more steps for getting that working), so I had to look up an MBID on the real MB site: http://localhost:5000/release/15f5c2cb-41ea-3630-a0f6-2f86785cf608 |
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UPDATE EDITOR SET email = 'user@example.org', email_confirm_date = now() WHERE name = 'my_username'; |
UPDATE EDITOR SET email = 'user@example.org', email_confirm_date = now() WHERE name = 'my_username'; |
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At this point, the server viewed my account as having been verified. |
At this point, the server viewed my account as having been verified. |
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Revision as of 15:20, 30 June 2023
Here are some personal notes about trying to do MusicBrainz server development in June 2023.
Getting the code and setting up my local environment
I cloned the musicbrainz-server and musicbrainz-docker repositories.
Next, I followed the instructions in the "Local development of MusicBrainz Server" section of musicbrainz-docker's README.md. I encountered a DateTime::Locale version error the first time I ran the createdb.sh
command, but it worked when I ran it again.
I stepped away from the code for a few weeks at this point. When I came back, I synced both repositories and ran the following command to recreate the database:
sudo docker-compose run --rm musicbrainz recreatedb.sh -sample -fetch
I ran the following to start the containers (without detaching from the terminal, so I could watch the logs):
sudo docker-compose up
At this point, I was able to access my local server at http://localhost:5000/.
The server doesn't seem to have search indexes by default (I think there are more steps for getting that working), so I had to look up an MBID on the real MB site: http://localhost:5000/release/15f5c2cb-41ea-3630-a0f6-2f86785cf608
I edited root/release/add_cover_art.tt
in the musicbrainz-server
repo and verified that my changes showed up at http://localhost:5000/release/15f5c2cb-41ea-3630-a0f6-2f86785cf608/add-cover-art.
Creating an account
I added a user account via the web interface but my server wasn't able to send email messages, so I wasn't able to verify my email address (needed to perform edits).
I ran the following to connect to PostgreSQL:
sudo docker-compose run musicbrainz psql postgres -U musicbrainz -h db
Next, I ran the following to manually mark my account as being verified:
\l -- list databases \c musicbrainz_db -- change DB \dt -- list tables UPDATE EDITOR SET email = 'user@example.org', email_confirm_date = now() WHERE name = 'my_username';
At this point, the server viewed my account as having been verified.