Remove the snapshot_identifier value for the Test environment by vladsha-dev · Pull Request #482 · opensupplyhub/open-supply-hub

vladsha-dev · 2025-01-13T11:32:46Z

The value has been removed from the main branch to prevent triggering a DB restore from the snapshot when it is not necessary. This value should only be set in a special branch whose purpose is to restore the DB from a snapshot, and it should be empty in the main branch to avoid triggering the restore.

The value has been removed from the `main` branch to prevent triggering a DB restore from the snapshot when it is not necessary. This value should only be set in a special branch whose purpose is to restore the DB from a snapshot, and it should be empty in the main branch to avoid triggering the restore.

sonarqubecloud · 2025-01-13T11:33:27Z

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coderabbitai · 2025-01-13T11:34:28Z

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The pull request involves a configuration change in the terraform-test.tfvars file, specifically removing the snapshot_identifier line for an RDS instance. This modification alters how the RDS snapshot is potentially referenced or managed during deployment. The change is localized to the Terraform variables file and does not appear to impact other configuration parameters or resources.

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File	Change Summary
`deployment/environments/terraform-test.tfvars`	Removed RDS snapshot identifier `"opensupplyhub-rds-tst"`

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roninzp

LGTM

barecheck · 2025-01-13T11:35:29Z