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... configuration - Replace in-code environment configuration with dart-define flags - Add instructions for running in different environments using flutter run - Remove outdated lib/main.dart code references - Update step descriptions for running the applications - Remove physical device connection note for web dashboard setup
Summary of ChangesHello @fulleni, I'm Gemini Code Assist1 ! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request refines the local setup documentation for both the mobile client and web dashboard. The core change involves transitioning the environment configuration from direct code edits to utilizing Flutter's Highlights
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This pull request significantly improves the local setup documentation for both the mobile client and the web dashboard. Switching from modifying lib/main.dart to using --dart-define for environment configuration is a much cleaner and less error-prone approach. The instructions are clear and well-structured.
I've found one minor issue in the web dashboard documentation where a comment about the changes seems to have been accidentally included in the content. I've left a suggestion to fix it.
Additionally, you might want to consider updating the src/content/docs/development-environment-setup.mdx guide in a follow-up change. It still refers to the old method of editing lib/main.dart, which is now inconsistent with the new setup process.
- Created new documentation page for configuring VS Code launch environments - Added tips to mobile-client and web-dashboard local setup guides - Included important security note about sensitive information in launch.json - Provided step-by-step instructions for creating and using launch.json
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This pull request refines the local setup documentation for both the mobile client and web dashboard. The core change involves transitioning the environment configuration from direct code edits to utilizing Flutter's --dart-define flags. This update aims to provide a cleaner, more flexible way to switch between demo, development, and production environments without altering the source code, thereby improving the developer experience for setting up and running the applications locally.
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