Fix CI failure from Docker Postgres image#275
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See that the build failed with no changes (an empty commit): https://github.com/que-rb/que/actions/runs/45925992 |
The failure is caused by a change to the Docker Postgres base image. Using an empty string for the database password (the default value) now causes initialization to fail, unless a specific environment variable is set. See docker-library/postgres#681 for more information.
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Thank you for your contribution, I noticed the same behaviour in another project 😄 |
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The failure is caused by a change to the Docker Postgres base image. Using an empty string for the database password (the default value) now causes initialization to fail, unless a specific environment variable is set.
See docker-library/postgres#681 for more information.