Remove db work mem #74
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This has been rebased onto develop |
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Whats the reason for sourcing |
This was part of rebasing this branch onto develop, which had to be done because the commit we use in the atlas-prod db-scxa submodule has diverged from db-scxa develop. If you compare fa23a2a and develop, you will see that a script has been sourced in fa23a2a but that script has since been replaced by |
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Thanks @ke4 and @anilthanki! |
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This removes setting database working memory for some postgres routines, which are causing the out-of-memory errors seen in single-cell experiment loading. It is also now rebasing onto develop from fa23a2a, and bringing changes from the latter onto the main branch.