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That's a good point you brought up @Eldorian. I believe reworking the ReadMe is on our agenda.
I briefly experienced the same confusion the first time I launched CoreWiki.
To create a new administrator and get rid of this warning, you must do the following:
- Register a new account (it won't have administrator rights for obvious reasons)
- Sign in as the default administrator as @RamblingGeekUK mentions ([email protected], password: Admin@123), and go to the User Admin page from the main menu up top
- Scroll down, find the user you just registered, and give them the administrator role
- From the main menu again, click the email address near the Logout button to open the profile manager
- Click on the Personal Data sub-menu, and delete this default admin account
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We do need documentation your right... I will try and start putting some together over the next week, if I can.
The default Admin username is : [email protected], password: Admin@123.
I hope that helps. Thanks 👍
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We definitely need to improve the documentation around the product, and improve that getting started experience.
We'll tackle this over the next few weeks and hopefully it will be much easier to get started and learn how to use CoreWiki
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- Refactoring to use UTF8Json
- URLFriendly method is duplicated HOT 1
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- Use Virus Total API
- Feature: Protected articles HOT 1
- Add option to delete user(s) HOT 3
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- CoreWiki throws Errors if only dotnet core 2.2 is installed HOT 2
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