Change rails server with test environment

[me3eh]

If there is a reason why it should be running in development mode, just let me know :D with RAILS_ENV=test it will just run with test database

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Streamlined the project documentation by removing outdated local test setup instructions.
  • Added guidance on enabling live reload in the test configuration.
  • Clarified the server start command to ensure tests run in the correct environment, making the testing process more intuitive for users.

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Walkthrough

The changes involve the modification of the README.md file, where a section detailing the update of the database.yml file for local Cypress testing has been removed. This included guidance on server startup in development mode and YAML configuration examples for different environments. A new section was added to instruct users on enabling live reload in the test.rb configuration file, and the command for starting the Rails server was updated to run explicitly in the test environment.

Changes

File	Change Summary
README.md	Removed instructions for updating database.yml for Cypress; deleted YAML examples; added instructions for enabling live reload in test.rb; updated server start command to run in test environment.

Poem

I'm a rabbit, hopping through the docs with glee,
Skipping over clutter like leaves from a tree.
The YAML tales are gone, the commands now align,
Clarity hops in when the test env does shine.
With whiskers twitching, I celebrate these changes—oh, so fine! 🐇

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[grantspeelman]

the test environment is usually not setup for reloading, so you would also need to add to the README to update the test.rb and enable reloading if CYPRESS env is set.

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

README.md (1)

137-138: Explicit Environment Specification for Rails Server
The updated command now includes RAILS_ENV=test, which makes it clear that the server will run using the test database. This change meets the PR objective well. However, please consider adding a brief note or reference in the documentation pointing out that some development conveniences (like code reloading) might be disabled by default in the test environment unless explicitly enabled as shown above.

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README.md (1)

120-124: Live Reload Configuration Update
The new section clearly instructs users to update the test.rb file by setting config.enable_reloading = ENV['CYPRESS'].present?. This aligns with the feedback suggesting that live reloading be enabled conditionally when running the Rails server in the test environment. Please ensure that users understand this change as they might need to tweak their test configuration further if reloading behaves unexpectedly.