Reordered configure .env files before Doker Compose in README.md file

[Yogesh0arya]

Fixes #413

✅ Suggested Fix: Update the README.md to instruct users to copy and configure .env files before running Docker Compose.

Step 1: Copy env examples cp apps/web/.env.example apps/web/.env Step 2: Fill in required environment variables (e.g., UPSTASH_REDIS_TOKEN)

Step 3: Then start the stack docker-compose up --build

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Relocated the section on Postgres and Redis setup within the README for improved clarity; no changes were made to the actual instructions or content.

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Walkthrough

The change involves relocating the section in the README.md file that provides instructions for using Postgres and Redis, including how to start them with Docker Compose. The content itself is unchanged, but it is now positioned after the environment variable setup instructions, rather than immediately following the LLM setup steps. No other modifications or additions were made to the documentation or code.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
README.md	Moved the Postgres and Redis usage instructions to follow the environment variable setup section.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Ensure README instructs users to set up environment files before running Docker Compose (#413)	✅

Poem

In README fields where rabbits roam,
The order of steps now feels like home.
Set your envs, then Docker Compose,
Postgres and Redis—everyone knows!
With tidy instructions, the docs now gleam,
A bunny’s delight: a dev’s dream! 🐇📚

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README.md (1)

133-140: Great reorder: environment setup now precedes Docker Compose
Moving the .env configuration steps ahead of the Docker Compose instructions ensures that all required variables are in place before services are built and started, preventing confusing initialization errors.

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