Enable timeseries for local testing environment #904
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All the
Skipping timeseries migration
logs are due to the fact that a timeseries database is configured (by default) but it's not enabled, which doesn't trigger the migration and hence the warning. We could probably also remove the warning, as it's kind of noisy. But this is quicker, because the warning is inshared
.I could also be convinced to just set line 207 to hardcode
TIMESERIES_ENABLED=true
(this will affect the tests in CI, but this doesn't really affect test runs).BTW, running the tests on the
umbrella-hat
version of worker doesn't have this issue because the configuration inumbrella-hat
setstimeseries
to be enabled.Legal Boilerplate
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