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The Rails server will start on <http://localhost:3000>. The Rails server will start on <http://localhost:3000>.
To sign in locally, you can use any username and password from your local database. The seed task creates users in various roles all with the password `REVIEW_APP_USER_PASSWORD` from your .env file (which has default value `password`). To sign in locally, you can use any username and password from your local database. The seed task in `seeds.rb` creates users in various roles all with the password `REVIEW_APP_USER_PASSWORD` from your .env file (which has default value `password`).
To create any other users, you can edit the seed commands, or run similar commands in the rails console. To create any other users, you can edit the seed commands, or run similar commands in the rails console.
You can also insert a new user row using SQL, but you will need to generate a correctly encrypted password. You can find the value to use for encrypted password which corresponds to the password `YOURPASSWORDHERE` using `User.new(:password => [YOURPASSWORDHERE]).encrypted_password`. You can also insert a new user row using SQL, but you will need to generate a correctly encrypted password. You can find the value to use for encrypted password which corresponds to the password `YOURPASSWORDHERE` using `User.new(:password => [YOURPASSWORDHERE]).encrypted_password`.

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