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# Erupe
## Client Compatiblity
## Client Compatibility
### Platforms
- PC
- PlayStation 3
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## Docker
Please see the readme in [docker/README.md](./docker/README.md). At the moment this is only really good for quick installs and checking out development not for production.
Please see [docker/README.md](./docker/README.md). This is intended for quick installs and development, not for production.
## Schemas
We source control the following schemas:
- Initialisation Schemas: These initialise the application database to a clean install from a specific version.
- Update Schemas: These are update files they should be ran in order of version to get to the latest schema.
- Patch Schemas: These are for development and should be ran from the lastest available update schema or initial schema. These eventually get condensed into `Update Schemas` and then deleted when updated to a new version.
- Bundled Schemas: These are demo reference files to allow servers to be able to roll their own shops, distributions gachas and scenarios set ups.
- Initialization Schema: This initializes the application database to a specific version (9.1.0).
- Update Schemas: These are update files that should be ran on top of the initialization schema.
- Patch Schemas: These are for development and should be run after running all initialization and update schema. These get condensed into `Update Schemas` and deleted when updated to a new release.
- Bundled Schemas: These are demo reference files to give servers standard set-ups.
Note: Patch schemas are subject to change! You should only be using them if you are following along with development.