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remove unnecessary zot url env variable in ground control #74

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@mviswanathsai mviswanathsai commented Feb 9, 2025

We don't use ZOT_URL in any part of ground control. In fact, only the satellite core communicates with Zot registry and it makes use of config.json to get the URL. This env variable can be safely removed.

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    • Removed an obsolete registry configuration to streamline the application’s environment settings. Core connectivity and database parameters remain unchanged.

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The pull request removes the ZOT_URL configuration variable from the ground-control/.env file. This deletion indicates that the application will no longer reference the ZOT Registry URL. All other settings, including those for the Source Registry, Ground Control PORT, and database connections, remain unchanged.

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ground-control/.env Removed the ZOT_URL setting, eliminating the reference to the ZOT Registry from config

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Gentle ping: @bupd @Vad1mo

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lgtm

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