Remove Redis

[tcely]

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[meeb]

This might be more sensible to just comment out the run commands and comment out the apt package for now, at some point the worker faff probably needs to be replaced regardless of your excellent hacking on it.

[tcely]

Resurrection from git isn't terribly difficult. You can also create a branch for these old files to remain active on instead of main, if you prefer.

The run commands were disabled already.
However, the presence of the services and files left me confused as to how the tasks were actually running when I first looked at the source.

at some point the worker faff probably needs to be replaced regardless of your excellent hacking on it

Do you have an open issue for this work, which could be pinned on GitHub to attract more help and/or ideas?

I would also like to work on the project dashboard, if you're comfortable giving me access to modify that on your repository.

[meeb]

Sure, I've created a blank new project on tubesync and added you with write access to it. Is that sufficient? I've never used GitHub projects myself. Agreed on removing redis, it's not a big task to restore it if needed. Thanks as usual!

[tcely]

Sure, I've created a blank new project on tubesync and added you with write access to it. Is that sufficient?

It appears to be. Thanks!

@meeb Would you link the Status project to the tubesync repository and set it to be viewed publicly?

[meeb]

I've set the project to public, it appears already to be linked to the repo.