fix: add QDRANT_USE_HTTPS environment variable to docker-compose test…

[amindadgar]

… configuration

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• Chores
  • Enhanced the test configuration with a new environment option that disables secure (HTTPS) communications for an external service, affecting how the application interacts in testing environments.

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Walkthrough

The pull request adds a new environment variable QDRANT_USE_HTTPS=false in the app service section of the docker-compose.test.yml file. This change configures the application to interact with the Qdrant service over HTTP rather than HTTPS.

Changes

File	Change Summary
docker-compose.test.yml	Added environment variable QDRANT_USE_HTTPS=false to the app service configuration

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant A as App Service
    participant E as Environment
    participant Q as Qdrant Service

    A->>E: Read QDRANT_USE_HTTPS variable
    E-->>A: "false"
    A->>Q: Send request using HTTP
    Q-->>A: Return response

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Possibly related PRs

• fix: update version to 1.4.2.post2 and add HTTPS support for Qdrant c… #24: Handles the QDRANT_USE_HTTPS variable in the load_qdrant_credentials function and manages its impact on the QdrantClient initialization.

Poem

I'm a bunny in the code forest so bright,
Hopping over config lines with delight,
Qdrant now hears my HTTP call,
With QDRANT_USE_HTTPS set—I'm on the ball!
In my rabbit code, progress is in sight.
🐇🐾

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docker-compose.test.yml (1)

30-30: Addition of QDRANT_USE_HTTPS Environment Variable.

The new environment variable QDRANT_USE_HTTPS=false has been correctly added under the app service environment settings. This change clearly allows controlling whether the Qdrant service uses HTTPS during tests. Ensure that the related code/configuration in the application reads and applies this variable as intended.

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