fix: use postgres for tests instead of dbmem #87
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Our provider acceptance tests caught a very minor bug in
dbmem, causing all CI to fail against the latest Coder image.Since nobody runs Coder using
dbmem, It'd be better to test that the provider runs against the DB that people actually use.Running the acceptance tests on my dogfood workspace took ~140 seconds, up from ~80 using
dbmem- but I think it's a fine tradeoff, and also means we don't need to modify our test suite to workaround the bug.Treating this as a hotfix and merging.