Conda-store relies on PostgreSQL instance to run as part of its backend; currently, if not explicitly added to the host_vars variables, this will not be deployed by default. Which breaks the conda-store server service
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Conda-store relies on PostgreSQL instance to run as part of its backend; currently, if not explicitly added to the
host_vars
variables, this will not be deployed by default. Which breaks the conda-store server servicePut a
x
in the boxes that applyTesting
Documentation
Access-centered content checklist
Text styling
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or#
in markdown).Non-text content
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