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Documentation updates to reflect changes in Free edition software procurement options #322
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@mfielding would you like some words added to the ## Prerequisite Assumptions section (starts at line 7), either regarding the bucket being optional or directing readers to the free edition section at the bottom of this same doc?
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hmmm, from a quickstart context, I think it would be great to have steps that can be copy and pasted in order. So adding verbiage to prerequisite assumptions sounds good, but we probably also want to make it clear that, when users run install-oracle.sh, they have two options: one for free edition, one for EE.
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Added a little bit in a note in that section. Just let me know what changes to that you'd like.
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Minor documentation updates related to sourcing the Oracle Database Free RPMs from oracle.com, making use of the software library optional (for this edition only).
No functional changes to the toolkit - this PR includes documentation updates only.