Jira (PDB-4689) Always default database username to user if they differ and warn

[Austin Blatt (Jira)]

Austin Blatt updated an issue

PuppetDB / PDB-4689 Always default database username to user if they differ and warn Change By: Austin Blatt Sprint: HA Team 2020-05-05 Add Comment

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[Rob Browning (Jira)]

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PuppetDB / PDB-4689 Always default database username to user if they differ and warn

Change By: Rob Browning Summary:

Always default database username to user if they differ and warn

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[Zachary Kent (Jira)]

Zachary Kent updated an issue

PuppetDB / PDB-4689 Always default database username to user if they differ and warn

Change By: Zachary Kent Fix Version/s: PDB 5.2.14 Fix Version/s: PDB 6.10.0

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[Rob Browning (Jira)]

Rob Browning updated an issue

PuppetDB / PDB-4689 Always default database username to user if they differ and warn

Change By: Rob Browning When both a [database] user and username are configured and don't match, prefer the former and warn about the discrepancy.  This shouldn't affect any existing installations since make-connection-pool already prefers the user, and it avoids any ambiguity, including potential trouble when choosing a default migrator-username.

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[Zachary Kent (Jira)]

Zachary Kent updated an issue

PuppetDB / PDB-4689 Always default database username to user if they differ and warn

Change By: Zachary Kent Release Notes: Not Needed

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[Zachary Kent (Jira)]

Zachary Kent updated an issue

PuppetDB / PDB-4689 Always default database username to user if they differ and warn

Change By: Zachary Kent Release Notes: Not Needed Bug Fix

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[Zachary Kent (Jira)]

Zachary Kent updated an issue

PuppetDB / PDB-4689 Always default database username to user if they differ and warn

Change By: Zachary Kent Release Notes: Bug Fix Enhancement Release Notes Summary:

When both a [database] 'user' and 'username' are configured and don't match, prefer the former and warn about the discrepancy.

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