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Server tests are failing, likely due to the configuration.ini file missing or being in a different/wrong location.
Before I spend time debugging, maybe someone else can chime in with the correct solution to the problem? Afaict it should be present. The docker has the entire repo swallowed and I added the file to the MANIFEST.
Any thoughts on why this would be better? Or is this something else where it isn't designed to be configurable by the user?
A couple of things off the top of my head:
Provides support for different configurations between Production and Development/Test
Uses a more idiomatic approach to configuration
Wether or not it's user-configurable is really up to us (implementation).
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@bblommers made a wish and I figured why not get the ball rolling?