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diff --git a/docs/install-with-docker.md b/docs/install-with-docker.md index 9328e8c..df5b839 100644 --- a/docs/install-with-docker.md +++ b/docs/install-with-docker.md @@ -61,39 +61,34 @@ git clone https://github.com/azerothcore/azerothcore-wotlk.git Now go into the main directory using `cd azerothcore-wotlk`. **All commands will have to be run inside this folder**. -Before we install let's get a copy of our own config.sh from the distribution -``` -cp conf/dist/config.sh conf/config.sh -``` - ### Installation Inside your terminal (if you use Windows, use git bash), run the following commands inside the azerothcore-wotlk folder -NOTE: the following procedure uses our acore.sh dashboard, however, these commands are a shortcut of the docker compose ones. +**IMPORTANT**: the following procedure uses our acore.sh dashboard, however, these commands are a shortcut of the docker compose ones. you can check the docker compose commands used in background by running `./acore.sh docker --help` and read the description of each command -**1) Download the client data:** - -``` -./acore.sh docker client-data -``` - -NOTE: This command should be executed only at the first installation and when there's a new version of the client-data available -**2) Compile AzerothCore:** +**1) Compile AzerothCore:** ``` ./acore.sh docker build ``` -It will build docker images, compile the core and import needed SQL files automatically! +It will build docker images and compile the core automatically! This may take a while. Meanwhile you can go and drink a glass of wine :wine_glass: **NOTE For dev:** if you are working with code and you need a fast way to compile your binaries, the command above -can be a bit overkill for you because you probably do not need to rebuild images or import SQL if you have not changed them. +can be a bit overkill for you because you probably do not need to rebuild images. Therefore, we suggest to use one of the following solution instead: -* `./acore.sh docker build:compiler` it only builds the dev image and compiles the sources without importing sql. -* `./acore.sh docker dev:build` it's similar to the previous command, but it uses the dev-container which uses volumes instead of the container. It can be faster on some configurations. +* `./acore.sh docker dev:build` it only builds the dev image and compiles the sources. + +**2) Download the client data:** + +``` +./acore.sh docker client-data +``` + +**IMPORTANT**: This command should be executed only at the first installation and when there's a new version of the client-data available **3) Run the containers** @@ -160,11 +155,11 @@ First of all, you just need to use the `git` tool to update your repository by r Then you can just run the following command: -`./acore.sh docker build`: to rebuild the images and generate new binaries. Moreover, it will also import latest database changes. +`./acore.sh docker build`: to rebuild the images and generate new binaries. NOTE: We do not update so often the client data, but when it happens you can run the following command: -`./acore.sh client-data`: it will download the new version of the client data if there's a new version available +`./acore.sh docker client-data`: it will download the new version of the client data if there's a new version available ### How to run the worldserver with GDB |