Update URL for PostgreSQL apt packages. #763
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Our CI builds are failing because the PostgreSQL apt packages can't be downloaded anymore. This is probably due to the fact that our Docker image ultimately uses Ubuntu 20.04 Focal as the base OS, which is now out of long-term support, and so PostgreSQL doesn't support it anymore. It looks like the packages are still available, but under a different URL with "archive" in the name. This updates the Dockerfile to point to that new URL.
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Our CI builds are failing because the PostgreSQL apt packages can't be downloaded anymore. This is probably due to the fact that our Docker image ultimately uses Ubuntu 20.04 Focal as the base OS, which is now out of long-term support, and so PostgreSQL doesn't support it anymore.
It looks like the packages are still available, but under a different URL with "archive" in the name. This updates the Dockerfile to point to that new URL.