[IMP] Uninstall #80
[IMP] Uninstall #80
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Summary of Changes
Hello @emjay0921, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request refines the OpenSPP uninstallation guide by streamlining command sequences and generalizing specific configuration details. The primary goal is to make the documentation clearer and more universally applicable for users performing a complete or partial removal of the OpenSPP system.
Highlights
- Documentation Clarity: The uninstall instructions for OpenSPP have been improved for clarity and conciseness.
- Service Management Commands: The separate
stopanddisablecommands for the OpenSPP service have been combined into a single, more efficient command using&&. - Database Name Generalization: The specific database name
openspp_prodin the uninstall instructions has been replaced with a generic placeholdername_of_your_dbto be more adaptable to user configurations.
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Code Review
This pull request improves the uninstallation documentation by combining systemctl commands and replacing a hardcoded database name with a placeholder. These are good improvements for clarity and correctness.
I have one suggestion to make the documentation even more helpful by adding a hint for users on how to find their database name before performing the irreversible drop operation.
Additionally, please note that the hardcoded database name openspp_prod still exists in other documentation files, like docs/user_guide/administration/database_management.md. It would be beneficial to address this in a follow-up to maintain consistency across the user guide.
| **Drop the OpenSPP database** | ||
| ```bash | ||
| sudo -u postgres dropdb openspp_prod | ||
| sudo -u postgres dropdb name_of_your_db |
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Using a placeholder for the database name is a great improvement. To make this even more user-friendly and help prevent accidental data loss, consider adding a note after this code block explaining how users can list their databases if they've forgotten the name.
For example, you could add:
Note: If you don't remember your database name, you can list all databases by running 'sudo -u postgres psql -l'.
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