John Tordoff

@chennan47 Looks good 👍 , but you have a single test failing, https://travis-ci.org/CenterForOpenScience/osf.io/jobs/357552537... There's also a typical elasticsearch fail, but this one is separate.

@chennan47 You still have a test failure but it's appears to be out of date, and no longer part of your PR, so it really should pass. I'm passing this...

It's difficult to say without knowing more specific details, usually our docker-compose container is all the virtualization someone will need to run the OSF locally for standard OSs. If you...

To set up our entire environment without using Docker is pretty difficult, I wouldn't recommend it. But if you just want to see what the site looks like locally using...

The docker-compose and Dockerfile define the accessible ports. They should be accessible from the browser via your localhost for example url `http://localhost:5000/dashboard/` is the front page of the site. Just...

Based on these it seems as though postgres, (port 5432) is unaccessible, but it does look based on the postgres log you provide that postgres is actually running fine, so...

It looks like your `ember_osf_web` container (at port 4200) is not functioning, it usually takes a couple minutes to build. You should be able to see: ```bash Slowest Nodes (totalTime...

The header with no page is actually a unintended result of how the routing is configured locally, admittedly it's a bit confusing, but if you go to `localhost:5000/dashboard/` you will...

Second question first: > My second issue is, that registering a new user does not work, as no confirmation email is sent out. Any hint, what might cause this? This...

@jwalz @mfraezz I've addressed the comments, but one additional thing I had to do was move the test under the `api_test` directory, otherwise the conftest.py file under `osf_tests` does not...