anchor.diff:  -------------------------------------------------------------
   sbt sota-resolver/run
   sbt sota-core/run
  +sbt sota-device_registry/run
   sbt sota-webserver/run
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positive.code: This page contains instructions on getting a local development system up and running.
  
  toc::[]
  
  == Building rvi_sota_server Locally
  
  
negative.code: CREATE DATABASE sota_core_test CHARACTER SET utf8;
  CREATE DATABASE sota_resolver CHARACTER SET utf8;
  CREATE DATABASE sota_resolver_test CHARACTER SET utf8;
  CREATE DATABASE sota_device_registry CHARACTER SET utf8;
  CREATE DATABASE sota_device_registry_test CHARACTER SET utf8;
  CREATE USER 'sota'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 's0ta';
  GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON sota_core . * TO 'sota'@'localhost';
  GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON sota_core_test . * TO 'sota'@'localhost';
  GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON sota_resolver . * TO 'sota'@'localhost';
  GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON sota_resolver_test . * TO 'sota'@'localhost';
  GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON sota_device_registry . * TO 'sota'@'localhost';
  GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON sota_device_registry_test . * TO 'sota'@'localhost';
  FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
  ---------------------------------------------------------------------
  
  To update the database schema, run `sbt flywayMigrate`
  
  This will apply any new migrations in src/main/resources/db/migration, and keep your existing data. This command expects to find the databases on localhost with sota/s0ta for the username/password. The URL to the database and login details can be overridden with the `CORE_DB_URL`, `CORE_DB_USER` and `CORE_DB_PASSWORD` environment variables for the core, `RESOLVER_DB_URL`, `RESOLVER_DB_USER`, and `RESOLVER_DB_PASSWORD` for the external resolver, and `DEVICE_REGISTRY_DB_URL`, `DEVICE_REGISTRY_DB_USER`, and `DEVICE_REGISTRY_DB_PASSWORD` for the device registry. See `project/SotaBuild.scala` for the implementation.
  
  TIP: If you are having trouble with flywayMigrate after an update, try `sbt flywayRepair`, then `sbt flywayMigrate` again. If that doesn't work, you can delete all database tables with `sbt flywayClean`, and then re-create them with `sbt flywayMigrate`.
  
  