update server .env vars

[ajhollid]

• Update env vars

Redis PORT and Redis HOST refacotred to Redis URL

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• Documentation
  • Updated the quickstart guide’s environmental configuration section to consolidate the separate host and port entries into a single URL entry for Redis. The description was also clarified to better explain the new configuration.

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Walkthrough

The changes update the server configuration section in the Quickstart guide. The separate REDIS_HOST and REDIS_PORT variables have been consolidated into a single REDIS_URL variable. The document reflects this update by removing the individual host and port entries and providing an updated description for the new unified variable, while leaving the rest of the environmental variables unchanged.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
guides/users-guide/quickstart.md	Updated environmental variables: replaced REDIS_HOST and REDIS_PORT with REDIS_URL, and revised its description.

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• gorkem-bwl

Poem

I'm a little rabbit, hopping with glee,
Redis hops now as one, not two, you see!
With REDIS_URL shining bright,
The database finds its light,
In this guide, simplicity is the key!
🐰💻✨

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126-127: Consolidated Redis Variable in Env Table

The environment variables table now correctly removes the separate REDIS_HOST and REDIS_PORT rows and replaces them with a unified REDIS_URL entry. Please verify that there are no lingering references to the old variables elsewhere in the documentation.

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131-136: Ensure Sample ENV File Matches Updated Redis Configuration

The sample .env section now provides the REDIS_URL="redis://127.0.0.1:6379" line instead of separate host and port entries. This update meets the PR objectives; however, double-check that the URL format aligns with production expectations and that any documentation examples or references have been updated accordingly.

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[gorkem-bwl]

Somehow I missed this, and the docs have been updated, closing.