Allow 'rediss' URL scheme to define whether SSL is enabled #58
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If the URL uses the 'rediss' scheme, SSL should be enabled. This follows the behaviour of Redix standalone and embedded in other libraries.
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@chrismccord any thoughts on this? |
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we are also experiencing this issue. |
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We use the
REDIS_URLenv var on Heroku to define our Redis URL. When SSL is enabled this is indicated by theredissscheme in the URL.As it stands,
phoenix_pubsub_redisignores this, and forces us to setssl: trueto use SSL for the connection.This change allows the URL scheme to define whether SSL is enabled, removing the need to keep the
:sslsetting inline with the URL scheme.