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MAINT: be more specific with output
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@@ -88,9 +88,9 @@ Typically, an invocation looks like:
python3 crawl.py /someplace/
.. Note:: For trying
this out with
the above mentioned example crawler from the integration tests,
.. Note:: For trying
out
the above mentioned example crawler from the integration tests,
make sure that the ``extroot`` directory in the ``integrationtests`` folder is used as
CaosDB's extroot directory,and call the crawler
with ``python3 crawl.py /
``.
CaosDB's extroot directory,
and call the crawler
indirectly via ``./test.sh
``.
In this case ``/someplace/`` identifies the path to be crawled **within
CaosDB's file system**. You can browse the CaosDB file system by
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