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feat: update mongo init #142

Closed Ri-go closed 8 months ago

Ri-go commented 8 months ago

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coderabbitai[bot] commented 8 months ago

Walkthrough

The script mongo-init.sh has been updated to preserve the imported archive files for various database entities such as eventProviderV2, eventProviderV2Pruned, exchangeV2, and explorerV2 after restoration. This change ensures that the files are no longer deleted following the import process.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
docker/scripts/mongo-init.sh The script has been modified to exclude the deletion of imported archive files post-restoration.

🐰✨
In the realm of data, where archives dwell,
A rabbit hopped, casting a lasting spell.
"Let files remain, after their tales are told,
For within their bytes, stories unfold."
So now they stay, not one file fell,
In the script's embrace, where they now swell.
🌟📂🐇

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