chore: Remove meilisearch - #242
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Remove Meilisearch from the lago chart
Meilisearch has been fully decommissioned across Lago infra (workers, server, PVCs, IAM, DNS, Zitadel OIDC — all torn down) and stripped from lago-infrastructure and lago-deploy. This removes the last of it: the dormant Meilisearch worker in the chart itself.
Changes
Chart.yaml— drop themeilisearch-workerdependency (lago-rails alias gated onglobal.sidekiq.queues.meilisearch).values.yaml— drop thesidekiq.queues.meilisearchtoggle and themeilisearch-workersubchart overrides block.README.md— drop the dependency-table row and the Meilisearch Worker section.Validation
helm lintpasses with 0 failures.helm templaterenders zero Meilisearch references — including whenglobal.sidekiq.queues.meilisearch=trueis forced, confirming the subchart is gone and can't bere-enabled by a stale value. The other 11 worker subcharts are unaffected.
Chart version bump is left to the standard lockstep release chore (mirroring how the worker was originally added).