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Way back in 2016 TraP gained the ability to store images in the main (Postgres) database, and the old MongoDB “pixel store” was removed. The pixelstore option on setup was zapped in the process.
However, six years later, the documentation still suggests using pixelstore (despite the fact that pip itself actually complains when you specify it!) and spouts untruths about the use of MongoDB. Let's fix it.
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Way back in 2016 TraP gained the ability to store images in the main (Postgres) database, and the old MongoDB “pixel store” was removed. The
pixelstore
option on setup was zapped in the process.However, six years later, the documentation still suggests using
pixelstore
(despite the fact thatpip
itself actually complains when you specify it!) and spouts untruths about the use of MongoDB. Let's fix it.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: