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Fix template - #158
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This pull request introduces configuration improvements to the Ansible setup and updates the Docker Compose template to enhance flexibility in specifying library paths. The main changes are grouped into Ansible configuration enhancements and Docker Compose volume mapping updates.
Ansible configuration enhancements:
inventoryoption inansible.cfgto./inventoryto explicitly specify the inventory file location, improving clarity and reliability for Ansible runs.Docker Compose volume mapping updates:
volumessection in the Docker Compose template to use theSKALE_LIB_PATHenvironment variable for mounting the library path, replacing the previous hardcodednode_datadirectory. This change allows for greater flexibility and consistency across deployments.