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Old 03-23-2019
This is the instructions for installing the app, no where does it mention what you suggest;


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  1. Copy the folders and files (you can skip the .hg* stuff) to the location you want to use TaskBoard.
  2. Optional: Minify everything for better performance in production. (Requires that everything but compiler.jar in build/ is executable.)
    • Open the TaskBoard directory in a terminal
    • Run ./build/build-all
  3. Open your browser to the location you put TaskBoard and log into the site with the username admin and password admin.
Ensure the api directory is writable so the back end can do its job.
 

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