Installing gems starts PostgreSQL. Why?
Overview
User on Discord couldn't install GDK on MacOS. Quote from the #contribute channel.
Currently the gitlab-development-kit folder seems fine, gdk commands can be run but when we run gdk install gitlab_repo={repo address} it fails saying:
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Installing gitlab-org/gitaly Ruby gems
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ok: run: /Users/home/Documents/git-folder/gitlab-development-kit/services/postgresql: (pid 45488) 1295s, normally down
ok: run: /Users/home/Documents/git-folder/gitlab-development-kit/services/redis: (pid 45487) 1295s, normally down
ERROR: psql: error: could not connect to server: Connection refused
Is the server running locally and accepting
connections on Unix domain socket "/Users/home/Documents/git-folder/gitlab-development-kit/postgresql/.s.PGSQL.5432"?
postgres not ready
make[1]: * [postgresql-seed-praefect] Error 1
make: * [gitaly-update-timed] Error 2
❌️ ERROR: Failed to install.Starting PostgreSQL to install gems seems wrong to me. But on Gitpod I see the same behavior.
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Installing gitlab-org/gitaly Ruby gems
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ok: run: /workspace/gitlab-development-kit/services/postgresql: (pid 33508) 0s, normally down
ok: run: /workspace/gitlab-development-kit/services/redis: (pid 33509) 0s, normally down
praefect sql-migrate: all migrations are up
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