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Enhance Readme Variables Table #221

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Ive put the Default Values from the long text to a seperate Part of the table.

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    • Updated the configuration table to include a "Default" column that displays the default values for environment variables, enhancing clarity for users regarding expected configurations.

Ive put the Default Values from the long text to a seperate Part of the table.
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This pull request updates the documentation by modifying the README.md file. A new "Default" column has been added to the environment variables table in the "Configuration" section to display the default values for each variable. No changes have been made to code functionality or to the declarations of public entities.

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README.md Added a "Default" column in the environment variables table under the "Configuration" section, with default values provided for each variable.

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README.md (2)

188-188: Consider adding a hyphen in "auto processing".

For consistency and clarity, consider using "auto-processing" instead of "auto processing".

-| `AUTO_TAG`                       | Tag for auto processing.                                                                                         | No       | paperless-gpt-auto     |
+| `AUTO_TAG`                       | Tag for auto-processing.                                                                                         | No       | paperless-gpt-auto     |
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[uncategorized] ~188-~188: It appears that a hyphen is missing (if ‘auto’ is not used in the context of ‘cars’).
Context: ...TO_TAG` | Tag for auto processing. ...

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204-208: Consider grouping related auto-generation settings.

For better readability, consider grouping the auto-generation settings (AUTO_GENERATE_*) together in the table.

-| `LISTEN_INTERFACE`               | Network interface to listen on.                                                                                  | No       | 8080                   |
-| `AUTO_GENERATE_TITLE`            | Generate titles automatically if `paperless-gpt-auto` is used.                                                   | No       | true                   |
-| `AUTO_GENERATE_TAGS`             | Generate tags automatically if `paperless-gpt-auto` is used.                                                     | No       | true                   |
-| `AUTO_GENERATE_CORRESPONDENTS`   | Generate correspondents automatically if `paperless-gpt-auto` is used.                                           | No       | true                   |
-| `OCR_LIMIT_PAGES`                | Limit the number of pages for OCR. Set to `0` for no limit.                                                      | No       | 5                      |
+| `AUTO_GENERATE_TITLE`            | Generate titles automatically if `paperless-gpt-auto` is used.                                                   | No       | true                   |
+| `AUTO_GENERATE_TAGS`             | Generate tags automatically if `paperless-gpt-auto` is used.                                                     | No       | true                   |
+| `AUTO_GENERATE_CORRESPONDENTS`   | Generate correspondents automatically if `paperless-gpt-auto` is used.                                           | No       | true                   |
+| `LISTEN_INTERFACE`               | Network interface to listen on.                                                                                  | No       | 8080                   |
+| `OCR_LIMIT_PAGES`                | Limit the number of pages for OCR. Set to `0` for no limit.                                                      | No       | 5                      |
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182-210: LGTM! The environment variables table is well-organized and clear.

The addition of the "Default" column improves documentation clarity by making default values easily accessible.

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[uncategorized] ~188-~188: It appears that a hyphen is missing (if ‘auto’ is not used in the context of ‘cars’).
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README.md (1)

188-188: Add hyphen for compound modifier.

For consistency and clarity, consider adding a hyphen to "auto processing" since it's used as a compound modifier.

-| `AUTO_TAG`                       | Tag for auto processing.                                                                                         | No       | paperless-gpt-auto     |
+| `AUTO_TAG`                       | Tag for auto-processing.                                                                                         | No       | paperless-gpt-auto     |
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[uncategorized] ~188-~188: It appears that a hyphen is missing (if ‘auto’ is not used in the context of ‘cars’).
Context: ...TO_TAG` | Tag for auto processing. ...

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Context: ...TO_TAG` | Tag for auto processing. ...

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182-209: Great job on reorganizing the environment variables table!

The addition of the "Default" column makes it much easier to understand the default configuration at a glance. The table is well-structured and provides clear information about each variable.

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[uncategorized] ~188-~188: It appears that a hyphen is missing (if ‘auto’ is not used in the context of ‘cars’).
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@icereed icereed merged commit 8936e5e into icereed:main Feb 11, 2025
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