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added a section to support first time setup wizard #3040
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a couple notes
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If you plan on running FusionAuth another way, check out our [downloads page](/download). When you start FusionAuth for the first time, go through the First Time Setup wizard - you'll see it at the top of the main Dashboard page. At the end of First Time Setup, you'll find the information you need for the quickstart configuration on the Summary page at the end of the wizard. You'll need to: | |||
1. Take those values and use them in the `.env` config file |
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config is in the knownwords.txt so I am not sure what vale's problem is
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sometimes i think vale's check must be inverted, it complains about so much :-)
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If you plan on running FusionAuth another way, check out our [downloads page](/download). When you start FusionAuth for the first time, go through the First Time Setup wizard - you'll see it at the top of the main Dashboard page. At the end of First Time Setup, you'll find the information you need for the quickstart configuration on the Summary page at the end of the wizard. You'll need to: |
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We probably need some indication here that the First Time Setup Wizard is only available as of version 1.50.0, as otherwise people are not going to know what you are talking about
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Do you think many people will be doing a first time setup of old versions, who are also doing a quickstart? It seems like if you're doing a quickstart you're pretty new to FusionAuth. Or, conversely, if you're running a 1.40-something version then you've probably already been using it for a while. I'm ok with adding a note, I just want to make sure it's truly beneficial, otherwise it seems like it might just get in the way.
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Since_run-fusionauth-other.mdx
is shared, we should pass in the config file and redirect URL as parameters so we can use this in the other quickstarts.
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If you plan on running FusionAuth another way, check out our [downloads page](/download). When you start FusionAuth for the first time, go through the First Time Setup wizard - you'll see it at the top of the main Dashboard page. At the end of First Time Setup, you'll find the information you need for the quickstart configuration on the Summary page at the end of the wizard. You'll need to: |
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We could suggest the user enters the specific redirect URL while they're going through the First Time Setup.
1. Take those values and use them in the `.env` config file | ||
2. Update your application in FusionAuth | ||
1. Go to the Applications area in FusionAuth and edit your application | ||
2. On the OAuth tab, set the `Authorized Redirect URLs` to `http://localhost:5000/callback` |
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We will want to send in the URL to this component so that it matches the rest of the quickstart.
To support users coming in from first time setup wizards, I broke the Run FusionAuth into 2 subsections, one for docker and one for "other", and then added some first time setup info