First we want to clean, migrate and seed the db. Seeding takes a while...
rake db:drop db:create:all db:migrate db:seed
Using one terminal you can start the rails server look at all seed orders with default progress (normal)
rails server
If you have Linux & crontab installed you can set the jobs to run in the background using
whenever --update-crontab --set environment='development'
service cron start
Alternatively you can just run the rake tasks manually
Bulk update all active orders rake orders:status_updater
To set up background jobs running (These matter for event creation) use
rake jobs:work