anchor.diff:  4. `vex -m --python python3.4 rpo pip install -r venv/runtime.txt`
   5. Optionally: `vex rpo pip install -r venv/integration-test.txt`
   
  -==== Recreating the virtual environment
  +===== Recreating the virtual environment
   
   1. Delete the old environment with `vex -r rpo true`
   2. Rerun the `vex` `pip install` commands
   
  -=== Configure
  +==== Configure
   
   Copy the example configuration in `config-example.yaml` to `config.yaml`, then edit.
   
  -=== Start the server
  +==== Start the server
   
   [source,bash]
   vex rpo python -m repour run
   
   For more information, add the `-h` switch to the command.
   
  +=== Tests
  +
  +==== Unit Tests
  +
  +Unit tests are self-contained and work without an internet connection. To run them:
  +
  +1. `vex rpo python -m unittest`
  +
  +==== Integration Tests
  +
  +GitLab integration tests will be executed using the local Docker server. To run them:
  +
  +1. ensure your vex environment includes `venv/integration-test.txt`
  +2. prefix `REPOUR_RUN_IT=1` before the `unittest` command, to set the triggering environment variable. For example: `REPOUR_RUN_IT=1 vex rpo python -m unittest`
  +
   == License
   
   The content of this repository is released under the ASL 2.0, as provided in the LICENSE file. See the NOTICE file for the copyright statement and a list of contributors. By submitting a "pull request" or otherwise contributing to this repository, you agree to license your contribution under the license identified above.
  
positive.code: - Subversion (optional, for svn support)
  - Docker 1.7.1+ (optional, for integration tests)
  
  === Setup the virtual environment with vex
  
  1. Install vex for the current user with `pip3 install --user vex`
  2. Ensure `$PATH` includes `$HOME/.local/bin`
  
negative.code: 
  The server in this case is configured to use the `local` repo provider.
  
  == Development
  
  === Local Server Setup
  
  ==== Prerequisites
  
  - Python 3.4.1+
  - pip
  