fix: inject barman sidecar in replica clusters bootstrapped with pg_basebackup#965
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…asebackup Replica clusters that use `pg_basebackup` as the bootstrap method and stream WAL from an object store were not getting the barman sidecar injected, causing WAL restore to fail silently. These clusters are now handled correctly. Signed-off-by: Leonardo Cecchi <leonardo.cecchi@enterprisedb.com>
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Replica clusters that use
pg_basebackupas the bootstrap method and stream WAL from an object store were not getting the barman sidecar injected, causing WAL restore to fail silently. These clusters are now handled correctly.