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Support referencing env vars in the postgresql configuration #41
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Adds support for referencing `$DATABASE_HOSTNAME` and similar env vars as the value of the configuration; the `$` will be the trigger in this case and checks the environment if the key exists before using it, otherwise falling back on the value given. This then allows for hosts/users/pw and so on that would start with `$`
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This looks like a great quality of live improvement for users who need to deploy many agents! Thanks for the contribution! |
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Adds support for referencing
$DATABASE_HOSTNAMEand similar env vars as the value of the configuration; the$will be the trigger in this case and checks the environment if the key exists before using it, otherwise falling back on the value given. This then allows for hosts/users/pw and so on that would start with$