Convert .osm.pbf and .poly files to environment variables #288
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galewis2
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I'm not sure, why is this needed if the name of the file is specified as the source for volume mounts? |
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if you are using persistent volumes it is impossible to specify a single file, so you must use nested folder. |
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@zykinwases Can you show an MVP of what you mean? |
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I guess zykinwases refers to using a persistent volume in Kubernetes. I guess an equivalent to the file-based |
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Replace .pbf and .poly filepaths with environment variables for wider usage.