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jdbcUrl is missing as replacement for backend and dbtype in config #8
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next.jdbc can take urls via :jdbcUrl to configure your connection. For that to work it was necessary to make dbtype optional as configuration parameter and add jdbcUrl as optional configuration parameter. Now it is possible to pass the configuration partially as url and as key-value-pairs to configure the connection. - Closes #8 - Updated README
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next.jdbc can take urls via :jdbcUrl to configure your connection. For that to work it was necessary to make dbtype optional as configuration parameter and add jdbcUrl as optional configuration parameter. Now it is possible to pass the configuration partially as url and as key-value-pairs to configure the connection. - Closes #8 - Updated README - New CircleCI step for integrationtesting with postgresql and mariadb
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next.jdbc can take urls via :jdbcUrl to configure your connection. For that to work it was necessary to make dbtype optional as configuration parameter and add jdbcUrl as optional configuration parameter. Now it is possible to pass the configuration partially as url and as key-value-pairs to configure the connection. - Closes #8 - Updated README - New CircleCI step for integrationtesting with postgresql and mariadb
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next.jdbc can take urls via :jdbcUrl to configure your connection. For that to work it was necessary to make dbtype optional as configuration parameter and add jdbcUrl as optional configuration parameter. Now it is possible to pass the configuration partially as url and as key-value-pairs to configure the connection. - Closes #8 - Updated README - New CircleCI step for integrationtesting with postgresql and mariadb
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next.jdbc can take urls via :jdbcUrl to configure your connection. For that to work it was necessary to make dbtype optional as configuration parameter and add jdbcUrl as optional configuration parameter. Now it is possible to pass the configuration partially as url and as key-value-pairs to configure the connection. - Closes #8 - Updated README - New CircleCI step for integrationtesting with postgresql and mariadb
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next.jdbc can take urls via :jdbcUrl to configure your connection. For that to work it was necessary to make dbtype optional as configuration parameter and add jdbcUrl as optional configuration parameter. Now it is possible to pass the configuration partially as url and as key-value-pairs to configure the connection. - Closes #8 - Updated README - New CircleCI step for integrationtesting with postgresql and mariadb
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next.jdbc is used under the hood and provides the option to pass a
jdbcUrl
in the configuration map. It should be possible to configure jdbc with:jdbcUrl
in the config-map.https://cljdoc.org/d/seancorfield/next.jdbc/1.1.588/doc/getting-started#the-db-spec-hash-map
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