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docs: change command in quickstart

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  • Documentation
    • Improved clarity and accuracy in the setup instructions for the Permify service.
    • Specified minimum requirements, including PostgreSQL version 13.8 or higher.
    • Updated Docker command for running the Permify service to clarify usage.
    • Enhanced descriptions and examples in various sections for better understanding.
    • Emphasized the necessity of the tenant_id parameter in API calls.

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The pull request updates the quickstart.mdx documentation for the Permify service to improve clarity and accuracy. Key changes include specifying PostgreSQL version requirements, updating the Docker command to include the serve argument, refining explanations of the authorization model, clarifying the necessity of the tenant_id parameter for API calls, and enhancing examples of HTTP requests throughout the document. These modifications aim to assist users in effectively setting up and using the Permify service.

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File Path Change Summary
docs/getting-started/quickstart.mdx - Specified minimum PostgreSQL version as 13.8 or higher.
- Updated Docker command to include serve argument.
- Emphasized HTTP GET request for health checks.
- Refined explanation of authorization model and relationships.
- Highlighted necessity of tenant_id in API calls.
- Improved example of HTTP request for storing authorization data.
- Clarified the process for checking permissions with detailed examples.

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A guide was polished, bright as day.
With PostgreSQL, we now comply,
Docker's command, oh my, oh my!
Permissions checked, all clear and bright,
Set up Permify, it feels just right! 🐇✨


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docs/getting-started/quickstart.mdx (1)

33-33: Approve the Docker command update with a minor suggestion.

The addition of the serve argument to the Docker command is a good improvement. It explicitly specifies how the service should be run, which enhances clarity.

To further improve user understanding, consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of the serve argument.

You could add a comment like this:

-docker run -p 3476:3476 -p 3478:3478  ghcr.io/permify/permify serve 
+# Run the Permify service in 'serve' mode
+docker run -p 3476:3476 -p 3478:3478  ghcr.io/permify/permify serve
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Line range hint 1-1: Review status: Incomplete due to potentially missing changes

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[style] ~30-~30: In this context, the modal ‘will’ typically forms a contraction with ‘not’ (won’t), as opposed to the preceding noun/pronoun (we’ll).
Context: ...owever, for the sake of this tutorial we'll not do any configurations and quickly start...

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