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Before now, we've been using a postgres database to store the data in production. It's not worth the maintenance cost. This changes the start-up script we use in production to create and populate an SQLite file before we start the server process. We probably don't need to take the step of removing the sqlite file, but I'm not sure if it might already exist from previous builds in prod.
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Do you want to drop psycopg2 from the requirements too? or are we keeping that for local dev?
I'll be nice to stop the need for a seperate db service in production!
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That's probably a good idea, but I'm going to leave that for another PR. |
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Before now, we've been using a postgres database to store the data in production. It's not worth the maintenance cost.
This changes the start-up script we use in production to create and populate an SQLite file before we start the server process.
We probably don't need to take the step of removing the sqlite file, but I'm not sure if it might already exist from previous builds in prod.