Improve PGDATA warning about anonymous volumes #2505
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The people who most need to see this warning will struggle to understand the meaning of the pre-existing language. This updated warning: - Refers to anonymous volumes by their correct name. - Describes where the mystery mount is coming from. - States the required behavior quite plainly, you must mount at the correct location. For additional context see: https://stackoverflow.com/a/76217607
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I would put the more important part first. The important info is about persisting the data so that should be among the first thing in the sentence. |
mikelococo
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Nov 28, 2024
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Committed, I think we're ready for a merge. |
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The people who most need to see this warning will struggle to understand the meaning of the pre-existing language.
This updated warning:
For additional context see:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/76217607