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- Delete metadata record of layer from Micka on [DELETE Layer](doc/rest.md#delete-layer).
- Add `metatada` info to [GET Layer](doc/rest.md#get-layer) response, including CSW URL and metadata record URL.
- [Documentation of metadata](doc/medatata.md)
- [LAYMAN_PROXY_SERVER_NAME](doc/env-settings.md#LAYMAN_PROXY_SERVER_NAME) environment variable
- Do not depend on specific version of chromium-browser and chromedriver
- Save write-lock to redis on POST, PATCH and DELETE of Layer and Map
- Enable to run Layman using multiple WSGI Flask processes by moving information about tasks from memory to redis
- Use Flask decorators
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## LAYMAN_PG_USER
Name of [PostgreSQL user](https://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.5/sql-createuser.html) that Layman uses for authentication and communication with PostgreSQL. The user needs enough privileges to create new schemas in [LAYMAN_PG_DBNAME](#LAYMAN_PG_DBNAME) database. The LAYMAN_PG_USER must be another user than default `postgres` user! The user also needs access to `public` schema where PostGIS must be installed.

## LAYMAN_PROXY_SERVER_NAME
Flask-style server name (domain and port), to be used as Flask's [SERVER_NAME](https://flask.palletsprojects.com/en/1.1.x/config/#SERVER_NAME).

## LAYMAN_REDIS_URL
URL of [Redis logical database](https://redis.io/commands/select) including database number where Layman stores internal data about publications, users, etc. Layman flushes the whole logical database on every startup!

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