Fixed "connection 'trac' doesn't exist" error running tests via Docker #2198
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Author: Eric Sherman <ericandrewsherman@gmail.com> Date: Fri Sep 12 13:12:59 2025 -0500
Without the database and expected user already existing, running tests via docker compose will fail to connect to the database to run the script
This could probably be refactored, but is needed so that tests and other code that use the tracsb have expected credentials needed inside the container
This helps tests pass which would fail otherwise (maybe just locally, on docker)
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@easherma Nice work, thanks again! 🚢 |
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Fixes #2193
This allows for tests and local dev to work via the docker steps without any additional setup steps