PostgreSQL passfile connection param #4001
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Implements handling of the PostgreSQL URL
passfileconnection parameter. With this PR the pgpass file given in the following URL is picked up and used:Is this a breaking change?
No. This is a new feature that adds the public
PgConnectOptions::passfile_pathsmethod and implements handling of thepassfileURL parameter. Even applications that pass a (currently ignored)passfileargument will not notice any difference in behavior as a failed pgpass lookup does not error. There is the edge case of relying on the information in the default pgpass file while pointing to a different existing passfile that is currently ignored; this would break an existing application, but is a scenario I find negligible.