chore: add new postgres module to sync repo list

[westonplatter]

what

• add postgres module to list of repos for template sync process

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated the default list of Terraform modules to replace one module with another, affecting which modules are processed by default.

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Walkthrough

This change updates the DEFAULT_MODULES variable in lib/os-modules/Taskfile.yaml by removing the module terraform-postgres-automation and adding terraform-postgres-config-dbs-users-roles in its place. The modification alters the default set of Terraform modules that are targeted for syncing, branching, and pushing by tasks defined in the Taskfile. No other aspects of the logic, control flow, or error handling in the file are changed.

Possibly related PRs

• chore: updates repos and optimizes sync-all #19: Updates the Taskfile to add new modules and refactor template syncing tasks, also modifying the DEFAULT_MODULES variable, making it related at the variable level.

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`**/*.yaml`: You are well-versed in writing and reviewing YAML configurations for the Task tool (https://taskfile.dev/). Provide recommendations for clarity, maintainability, and a...

**/*.yaml: You are well-versed in writing and reviewing YAML configurations for the Task tool (https://taskfile.dev/).
Provide recommendations for clarity, maintainability, and adherence to Taskfile best practices, including usage of variables, environment blocks, and includes.
These configurations may also contain embedded Bash scripts or commands.
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• lib/os-modules/Taskfile.yaml

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lib/os-modules/Taskfile.yaml (1)

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✅ Verification successful

Confirm the new module name is accurate and exists.
The identifier terraform-postgres-config-dbs-users-roles must exactly match the target repository name; a typo here would cause the sync task to fail.

Run this quick check with the GitHub CLI to verify the repo’s existence:

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🏁 Script executed:

#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Verify existence of the new Terraform module repository
gh repo view masterpointio/terraform-postgres-config-dbs-users-roles

Length of output: 65755

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✔ Verified: Terraform module repository exists
The identifier terraform-postgres-config-dbs-users-roles matches the GitHub repo masterpointio/terraform-postgres-config-dbs-users-roles, so the sync task will succeed as expected.

• File: lib/os-modules/Taskfile.yaml (line 11)

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[gberenice]

This can be closed in favour of #23, right?

[westonplatter]

Ah, yes! I forgot I branched off of this branch to create #23. Closing