This PR add a proprientary non-production docker compose file for Novu enterprise #5519
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A boolean option `IS_TRANSLATION_MANAGER_ENABLED` has been added to the enterprise docker compose YAML file, enabling the use of translation manager mode. Additionally, the fallback value in the `useFeatureFlags.ts` hook now checks if a process environment variable exists before defaulting to 'false'. The `.env.example` file and the README document in the Docker enterprise directory were also updated to further clarify the setup process.
This commit includes the addition of the Novu Proprietary Software License to the Docker enterprise directory. The license outlines the terms and conditions for the use of the software.
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# Conflicts: # docker/enterprise/Readme.md # docker/enterprise/docker-compose.enterprise.yml
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This commit modifies the docker-compose file under docker/enterprise directory for adding the 'NOVU_ENTERPRISE' environment variable to 'worker' and 'api' services. Additionally, it updates the image source in the 'web' service. This greatly enhances our Docker capabilities for the enterprise version. Furthermore, changes to the Readme.md file have been made to simplify the setup guide by removing unnecessary steps and updating the docker login command.
The update is to include "decompile" to the .cspell.json file. This ensures that the word "decompile" is recognized as a correctly spelled term by the cspell tool.
The update is to include "decompile" to the .cspell.json file. This ensures that the word "decompile" is recognized as a correctly spelled term by the cspell tool.
Added 'servername' and 'neom' to the list of exceptions in cspell.json. These words will now bypass the spell check, preventing false errors.
The commit introduces additional words to .cspell.json to enrich the spellchecker's vocabulary. This includes "decompile", "servername", "neom", and ".example.env". This update will help reduce incorrect spellcheck flags for these terms.
Some unnecessary entries ('.env.test', 'decompile', 'servername', 'neom', '.example.env') are removed from .cspell.json. Now, it includes only relevant environment files which will simplify the configuration management process.
The term '.example.env' has been moved from one section in .cspell.json to another. The 'neom' spelling rule was also removed. The changes don't effectively add or remove specifics words, but just shift them within the document.
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This is to review adding a docker compose file for enterprise edition so we do not have to manage the code in a word doc.
This could possible go in the enterprise repository but then clients would need access to that repository to run this code.