[NET-6232] Helm Chart: Support StatefulSet PVC retention#3180
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Rebased to pick up fix from #3172, which should address unit test failure |
Add new variable on the Helm chart to define the PVC retention policy for the StatefulSet
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Helm Chart: Support StatefulSet PVC retention Add new variable on the Helm chart to define the PVC retention policy for the StatefulSet Co-authored-by: Aleix Murtra <alemurbcn@gmail.com>
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PR to run CI and then merge the following community contribution by @alemuro: #3102
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