Add a default /etc/pelican/pelican.yaml file to the image#2481
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which just loads all the config from `/usr/share/pelican/config.d` and `/etc/pelican/config.d`. Create those directories when building the image.
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This LGTM but was there really no default pelican.yaml config before this? Interesting
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I guess strictly speaking you don't need one if you're doing all the config by env var. |
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which just loads all the config from
/usr/share/pelican/config.dand/etc/pelican/config.d. Create those directories when building the image.