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+**Table of Contents** *generated with [DocToc](http://doctoc.herokuapp.com/)*
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+- [Distributed Release Audit Tool (DRAT)](#user-content-distributed-release-audit-tool-drat)
+- [How to Build](#user-content-how-to-build)
+- [Running with Vagrant](#user-content-running-with-vagrant)
+- [How to Run](#user-content-how-to-run)
+ - [Automated method](#user-content-automated-method)
+ - [Manual method](#user-content-manual-method)
+- [Interacting with DRAT](#user-content-interacting-with-drat)
+- [Re-Running DRAT](#user-content-re-running-drat)
+ - [If you want to analyze an entirely new code base](#user-content-if-you-want-to-analyze-an-entirely-new-code-base)
+- [Useful Environment Variables](#user-content-useful-environment-variables)
+- [DRAT Tutorials/Videos](#user-content-drat-tutorialsvideos)
+
Distributed Release Audit Tool (DRAT)
====
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2. Start Apache™ OODT:
`$DRAT_HOME/bin/oodt start`
-### Automated method:
+### Automated method
3. Go!
`$DRAT_HOME/bin/drat go $HOME/your-repo`
This will crawl the repo, index it, map it and then wait for the reduce to complete.
-### Manual method:
+### Manual method
If you would rather run the individual commands yourself, use the manual method:
3. Crawl the repository of interest, e.g., `$HOME/your-repo`:
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-Re-Running DRAT
+Re-Running DRAT
==
+
If you run DRAT on your source code and want to run it again the easiest way to do so is to:
1. Grab the aliases for fmquery and fmdel from https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OODT-306
