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Updated Linelists (markdown)
Update Linelists.md
Update command-line codes for linelist generation
Update & fix linelist docs
Linelists: Add reminder about setting up pyenv's initialization
Linelists: Embolden dependency update reminder
Linelists: Ephasize updating environment each run This step is easily overlooked with the way the documentation is currently written, and not syncing the development environment with the latest changes causes frequent bugs (and headaches) for our users. Duplicate the warning message about updating the python environment. I prefer this approach to duplicating the code itself, as there is a greater chance in the latter scenario that the duplicated instructions may diverge.
Linelists: Keep operations at top-level of repo The instructions were faulty because I was doing a mix of `cd`-ing into `~/backoffice/id3c-production` to update the python environment and also assuming the user was at the top-level of the `backoffice.git` checkout. Stick to just performing all operations at the top-level of the backoffice repo.
Linelists: Fix Pipfile path in `pipenv sync` Previously, the instructions would fail because `pipenv` could not locate the `Pipfile.lock` file.
Linelists: Add troubleshooting instructions Duplicate barcodes in one REDCap project will break the linelist generation. Describe how to exclude a problematic REDCap project from linelist generation.
Linelists: Update to reflect current env.d organization Kairsten's intent is for this workflow setup to use/match the production server's setup.
Linelists: Fix incorrect paths
Linelists: Clarify what to repeat the process over
Linelists: Update TOC and remove surplus H1 header
Document the Linelist pipeline workflow Create step-by-step instructions on how to run the new backoffice repo `wa-doh-linelists` pipeline. These instructions are meant to be extremely beginner friendly and therefore prescribe specific ways of doing things rather than leaving the choices more open-ended to the user.