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10 changes: 5 additions & 5 deletions v1.13.x/developers/contribute/development-environment-setup.mdx
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<Step title="Wait for setup to complete">
The container will build and run the post-create setup script automatically. This installs ANTLR, frontend dependencies, creates a Python virtual environment, and runs code generation.

For the **Full Stack** configuration, the post-start script will additionally build the server, run database migrations, and start OpenMetadata services. This may take several minutes on the first run.
For the **Full Stack** configuration, docker compose additionally builds the OpenMetadata server image from the local source, runs database migrations, and starts the MySQL, Elasticsearch, and OpenMetadata Server services. This may take several minutes on the first run.
</Step>
<Step title="Start developing">
Once setup completes, the integrated terminal is ready. Common commands:
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5. **Code generation** — ANTLR parsers and other generated artifacts via `make generate`
6. **Prerequisite validation** — Runs `make prerequisites` to confirm everything is ready

For the **Full Stack** configuration, the post-start script additionally:
For the **Full Stack** configuration, docker compose additionally:

1. Builds the OpenMetadata server distribution (`mvn clean package -DskipTests`)
2. Runs database migrations against MySQL
3. Starts the OpenMetadata server on ports `8585`/`8586`
1. Builds the OpenMetadata server image from the local source (`docker/development/Dockerfile`)
2. Runs database migrations against MySQL (via the `execute-migrate-all` service)
3. Starts the MySQL, Elasticsearch, and OpenMetadata Server services (API on ports `8585`/`8586`)

## Next Steps

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10 changes: 5 additions & 5 deletions v2.0.x/developers/contribute/development-environment-setup.mdx
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<Step title="Wait for setup to complete">
The container will build and run the post-create setup script automatically. This installs ANTLR, frontend dependencies, creates a Python virtual environment, and runs code generation.

For the **Full Stack** configuration, the post-start script will additionally build the server, run database migrations, and start OpenMetadata services. This may take several minutes on the first run.
For the **Full Stack** configuration, docker compose additionally builds the OpenMetadata server image from the local source, runs database migrations, and starts the MySQL, Elasticsearch, and OpenMetadata Server services. This may take several minutes on the first run.
</Step>
<Step title="Start developing">
Once setup completes, the integrated terminal is ready. Common commands:
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5. **Code generation** — ANTLR parsers and other generated artifacts via `make generate`
6. **Prerequisite validation** — Runs `make prerequisites` to confirm everything is ready

For the **Full Stack** configuration, the post-start script additionally:
For the **Full Stack** configuration, docker compose additionally:

1. Builds the OpenMetadata server distribution (`mvn clean package -DskipTests`)
2. Runs database migrations against MySQL
3. Starts the OpenMetadata server on ports `8585`/`8586`
1. Builds the OpenMetadata server image from the local source (`docker/development/Dockerfile`)
2. Runs database migrations against MySQL (via the `execute-migrate-all` service)
3. Starts the MySQL, Elasticsearch, and OpenMetadata Server services (API on ports `8585`/`8586`)

## Next Steps

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<Step title="Wait for setup to complete">
The container will build and run the post-create setup script automatically. This installs ANTLR, frontend dependencies, creates a Python virtual environment, and runs code generation.

For the **Full Stack** configuration, the post-start script will additionally build the server, run database migrations, and start OpenMetadata services. This may take several minutes on the first run.
For the **Full Stack** configuration, docker compose additionally builds the OpenMetadata server image from the local source, runs database migrations, and starts the MySQL, Elasticsearch, and OpenMetadata Server services. This may take several minutes on the first run.
</Step>
<Step title="Start developing">
Once setup completes, the integrated terminal is ready. Common commands:
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -153,11 +153,11 @@ The post-create setup script runs automatically in all environments and handles:
5. **Code generation** — ANTLR parsers and other generated artifacts via `make generate`
6. **Prerequisite validation** — Runs `make prerequisites` to confirm everything is ready

For the **Full Stack** configuration, the post-start script additionally:
For the **Full Stack** configuration, docker compose additionally:

1. Builds the OpenMetadata server distribution (`mvn clean package -DskipTests`)
2. Runs database migrations against MySQL
3. Starts the OpenMetadata server on ports `8585`/`8586`
1. Builds the OpenMetadata server image from the local source (`docker/development/Dockerfile`)
2. Runs database migrations against MySQL (via the `execute-migrate-all` service)
3. Starts the MySQL, Elasticsearch, and OpenMetadata Server services (API on ports `8585`/`8586`)

## Next Steps

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