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This pull request addresses an Azure deployment issue related to the … #3364

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…DATABASE_SSL parameter. The changes allow for more flexible SSL configurations to be passed as a JSON string through the DATABASE_SSL environment variable.

Changes made:

Modified the getDatabaseSSLFromEnv function in packages/server/src/DataSource.ts to parse the DATABASE_SSL environment variable as a JSON string. Added support for complex SSL configurations, including the ability to specify a 'ca' certificate file path. Maintained backwards compatibility with the existing DATABASE_SSL_KEY_BASE64 and boolean DATABASE_SSL configurations. To use the new functionality:

Set the DATABASE_SSL environment variable to a JSON string containing the desired SSL configuration. For example: {rejectUnauthorized: true, ca: /path/to/certificate.pem} This change allows for more granular control over SSL settings when deploying to Azure, while maintaining compatibility with existing configurations.

Cason Clark and others added 2 commits October 15, 2024 14:10
…DATABASE_SSL parameter. The changes allow for more flexible SSL configurations to be passed as a JSON string through the DATABASE_SSL environment variable.

Changes made:

Modified the getDatabaseSSLFromEnv function in packages/server/src/DataSource.ts to parse the DATABASE_SSL environment variable as a JSON string.
Added support for complex SSL configurations, including the ability to specify a 'ca' certificate file path.
Maintained backwards compatibility with the existing DATABASE_SSL_KEY_BASE64 and boolean DATABASE_SSL configurations.
To use the new functionality:

Set the DATABASE_SSL environment variable to a JSON string containing the desired SSL configuration.
For example: {rejectUnauthorized: true, ca: /path/to/certificate.pem}
This change allows for more granular control over SSL settings when deploying to Azure, while maintaining compatibility with existing configurations.
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