Fix hardcoded database username and DB name in AIO Compose file#1111
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daveearley merged 1 commit intoHiEventsDev:developfrom Mar 18, 2026
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Fix hardcoded database username and DB name in AIO Compose file#1111daveearley merged 1 commit intoHiEventsDev:developfrom
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Fixes the healthcheck command in AIO Docker Compose file so that the DB name and user specified by the environment are used in the healthcheck.
Tested by making this change locally for my deployment Compose file. Fixed the error I was having. Isolated testing probably a good idea since I was tweaking a few things around the same time
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