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@celinenilla celinenilla requested a review from jeremi October 2, 2025 12:36
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This pull request significantly improves the OpenSPP documentation by reorganizing how users approach module installation and initial setup. By breaking down complex installation steps into more manageable, product-specific guides and revamping the "Getting Started" page, the changes aim to provide a more intuitive and user-friendly onboarding experience for new OpenSPP implementers.

Highlights

  • Module Installation Restructuring: The comprehensive module installation guide has been split into dedicated, product-specific documents for SP-MIS, Social Registry, and Farmer Registry, improving clarity and navigability.
  • Enhanced Getting Started Page: The main "Getting Started" index page has been redesigned with a clearer "Quick start path," offering distinct installation flows for users based on their needs (product-centric vs. free module selection).
  • Documentation Consistency and Linking: Internal links across the documentation, particularly within product overviews, have been updated to reflect the new structure and ensure a cohesive user experience. Product names have also been standardized.
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This pull request significantly improves the documentation by splitting the module installation guide into separate pages for each base module and rewriting the 'Getting Started' index page for better clarity. The changes make the documentation more structured and easier to navigate for new users. I've found a couple of broken links in the new installation pages due to outdated module paths, which should be corrected. I've also suggested removing <br> tags from the index page in favor of standard Markdown for better maintainability.


1. {doc}`Install OpenSPP on Debian/Ubuntu (30 minutes) <installation_deb>`

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Using <br> tags for vertical spacing is generally discouraged in Markdown files as it mixes HTML presentation with content. Relying on Markdown's native paragraph spacing (blank lines) is preferred for readability and maintainability.


2. **{doc}`Module installation <module_installation>`**
Choose {doc}`SP-MIS <../overview/products/sp_mis>`, {doc}`Social Registry <../overview/products/social_registry>`, or {doc}`Farmer Registry <../overview/products/farmer_registry>`
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Using <br> tags for vertical spacing is generally discouraged in Markdown files as it mixes HTML presentation with content. Relying on Markdown's native paragraph spacing (blank lines) is preferred for readability and maintainability.


1. {doc}`Install OpenSPP on Debian/Ubuntu (30 minutes) <installation_deb>`

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Using <br> tags for vertical spacing is generally discouraged in Markdown files as it mixes HTML presentation with content. Relying on Markdown's native paragraph spacing (blank lines) is preferred for readability and maintainability.


2. Choose modules to install. Read more about {doc}`module installation <module_installation>` and {doc}`available modules <../reference/modules/index>`

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Using <br> tags for vertical spacing is generally discouraged in Markdown files as it mixes HTML presentation with content. Relying on Markdown's native paragraph spacing (blank lines) is preferred for readability and maintainability.


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The **SP-MIS** ({doc}`spp_base </reference/modules/spp_base>`), and **Farmer Registry** ({doc}`spp_farmer_registry_base </reference/modules/spp_farmer_registry_base>`) modules are mutually exclusive. You can only have one of them installed in a single Odoo database. Attempting to install multiple base modules will result in an error.
The **SP-MIS** ({doc}`spp_base_spmis </reference/modules/spp_base_spmis>`), **Farmer Registry** ({doc}`spp_base_farmer_registry </reference/modules/spp_base_farmer_registry>`) and **Social Registry** ({doc}`spp_base_social_registry </reference/modules/spp_base_social_registry>`) modules are mutually exclusive. You can only have one of them installed in a single Odoo database. Attempting to install multiple base modules will result in an error.

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The link for spp_base_spmis seems to be incorrect in another file. While it is correct here, the corresponding installation file spmis_installation.md points to the old module name spp_base. This is just a note that you've correctly updated it here, but it needs fixing elsewhere.

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@gonzalesedwin1123 gonzalesedwin1123 merged commit 41592ce into stable Oct 6, 2025
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