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na-disable_fielddata_es5_support_es5

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north-america-es5

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4 Commits (1ce61c95a1d24f9930a405ca99896c2a3b947695)

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Julian Simioni	f05e8c95cb	Remove all calls to npm in `pelias` binary ... NPM can cause issues when running in docker containers, such as: - requiring write access to the root filesystem and printing a large annoying warning if it doesn't have it - not passing signals on to process it starts, making it take longer to gracefully kill containers Now that all our Docker images have their own `start` and `download` scripts to serve as more reliable entrypoints, we can remove all calls to `npm` by the `pelias` script. Connects https://github.com/pelias/pelias/issues/745	6 years ago
Julian Simioni	ab70eecc0b	Avoid using NPM in scripts ... NPM creates an extra layer of processes in containers which [do not properly forward signals](https://github.com/npm/npm/issues/4603). This can cause problems starting/stopping containers quickly. Additionally NPM tries to write to the filesystem as part of its self-update check. We would like to move to read only root container filesystems (using `read_only: true` in docker-compose.yml), so the easiest way to work around this NPM "feature" is to avoid using NPM.	7 years ago
Peter Johnson	0c1a7e3682	fuzzy_tester: add acceptance test runner	7 years ago
Peter Johnson	9b17bde4fe	initial commit	7 years ago