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Locked-out users previously had no obvious reset path in the README: `manage.py reset-password` existed but was only referenced in the file tree and the historical auth-plan doc. Add two recovery sections — a host install example under the standalone install options and a `docker exec` example in the Docker section — covering reset-password, --password-stdin, list-accounts, and create-admin promotion.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughREADME.md adds password recovery instructions for standalone and Docker deployments. The instructions cover password input, account listing, password reset, and admin promotion commands. ChangesPassword Recovery Documentation
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In `@README.md`:
- Around line 432-439: Update the Bash examples for reset-password and
create-admin to use a shell-safe username placeholder, such as USERNAME or
admin, instead of angle-bracketed username text.
Apply the same fix in `@README.md` around lines 493 - 499: The Docker recovery
examples contain the same shell-unsafe placeholder issue.
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`<username>` in a code block would be shell redirection syntax if copied literally. Replace it with uppercase USERNAME in both the host and Docker reset-password examples (CodeRabbit review feedback).
Locked-out users previously had no obvious reset path in the README:
manage.py reset-passwordexisted but was only referenced in the file tree and the historical auth-plan doc. This PR adds two recovery sections:sudo /opt/nutwatch/venv/bin/python /opt/nutwatch/manage.py reset-password <username>under the standalone install options.docker exec -it nutwatch ...example in the Docker section.Both mention
--password-stdin,list-accounts, andcreate-adminpromotion.Summary by CodeRabbit