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Expand Up @@ -33,11 +33,12 @@ This is a quick installation for use with the cloud environment https://c9.io -

1. If you have a GitHub account, visit https://c9.io and log in with the GitHub button.
2. Fork this repository to your own GitHub account, creating a `yourname/plots2` project.
3. Name your project, then enter `yourname/plots2` in the "Clone from Git or Mercurial URL" field, and press **Create Workspace**
3. Name your project, then enter `yournameplots2` in the "Clone from Git or Mercurial URL" field, and press **Create Workspace**
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Hi, just reading through the changes carefully, "yourname/plots2 does not work with symbols" -- was that in reference to the workspace name? I had meant it to be for the "Git or Mercurial URL", so what about expanding it to:

3. Name your project `plots2` under "Workspace name".
4. Enter `your_github_username/plots2` in the "Clone from Git or Mercurial URL" field, and press **Create Workspace** (don't choose a template!)

4. In the command line prompt at the bottom of the page, type `. ./install_cloudnine.sh` and press enter.
5. Enter your username when prompted, and run `rails s -b $IP -p $PORT` when it's done.
6. You're done! Go to the URL shown!

5. Enter your username when prompted, run bundle install.
6. To set up the database run 'rake db:setup'.
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I believe @ryzokuken is correct that this step should be run in install_cloudnine.sh, but that script is failing, probably due to lack of a database.yml copy step. I'm testing this out right now and will confirm, and add to this PR or open a new one.

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Confirmed -- a change was made in 67dc936#diff-a3e84a54cf5d4cea38c7b29a7dd76ac8L9 that broke this. Adding the cp config/database.yml.sqlite.example config/database.yml line in now.

6. Run `rails s -b $IP -p $PORT` when it's done.
7. You're done! Go to the URL shown!

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