Unverified Commit 5926f21d authored by Lili Urban's avatar Lili Urban Committed by GitHub
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Fixed small typos in docs (#423)

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doc/migration.md

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* The target instance must know all stops used within your trips.

  `import stops` takes care of this.

* When importing, numeric stop IDs used for MOTIS trips must be mapped from the IDs on the source instanece to the corresponding IDs on the target instance.

* When importing, numeric stop IDs used for MOTIS trips must be mapped from the IDs on the source instance to the corresponding IDs on the target instance.

  These are typically *not* identical, but can be mapped via the source instance's stops.csv export and (slow) extID lookups on the target instance.

  `import journeys takes care of this – it may take a while to do so, though.

doc/setup.md

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## Installation



travelynx depends on a set of Perl modules which are documented in `cpanfile`.

After installing the dependencies mentioned above, you can use **carton** to install Perl depenencies locally.

After installing the dependencies mentioned above, you can use **carton** to install Perl dependencies locally.

You may alsobe able to use cpanminus; however, this method is untested.



In the project root directory (where `cpanfile` resides, e.g., `/srv/www/travelynx`), run