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This changes how we recommend developers run the service locally to install require Redis/Valkey to be managed outside of the `Procfile`. I've also added some documentation that explains how to use `brew` to run Redis the same as PostgreSQL. This makes the `Procfile` more consistent as it's responsible for only running the Mavis application itself, which makes it useful outside of development environments as well. I've also removed `bin/db` as it didn't seem to be being used.
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This changes how we recommend developers run the service locally to install require Redis/Valkey to be managed outside of the
Procfile. I've also added some documentation that explains how to usebrewto run Redis the same as PostgreSQL. This makes theProcfilemore consistent as it's responsible for only running the Mavis application itself, which makes it useful outside of development environments as well.I've also removed
bin/dbas it didn't seem to be being used.