Question regarding sources in provided-connections.json

[nicolamarangoni]

I have the the following data source in the file provided-connections.json:

   "postgres-jdbc-171e5ec3621-491942a29a4c8e9e": {
      "provider": "postgresql",
      "driver": "postgres-jdbc",
      "name": "My_connection",
      "save-password": false,
      "show-system-objects": true,
      "read-only": false,
      "folder": "PostgreSQL",
      "configuration": {
	"host": "myhostname",
        "port": "5432",
        "database": "pharos_framework",
        "url": "jdbc:postgresql://myhostname:5432/mydatabase",
	"type": "dev",
	"properties": {
          "connectTimeout": "20",
          "loginTimeout": "20"
        },
	"provider-properties": {
	  "@dbeaver-show-non-default-db@": "false",
          "@dbeaver-show-template-db@": "false",
          "postgresql.dd.plain.string": "false",
          "postgresql.dd.tag.string": "false"
        },
	"auth-model": "native"
      }
    },

Un the server console log I see the following:
Global datasource 'My_connection' ignored - driver is not applicable
What does it mean?

The source is visible in the left tree, but when trying to connect, it opens only the "Info" tab but it doesn't connect to the source. In the console I just see this:
Connect with 'My_connection' (postgres-jdbc-171e5ec3621-491942a29a4c8e9e).
What I'm doing wrong?
I also see that the documentation is wrong. Here
https://github.com/dbeaver/cloudbeaver/wiki/Configuring-server-datasources
it should be specified that provided-connections.json is to be used, not data-sources.json to see data sources in the left tree.

[serge-rider]

I can't reproduce that. At least in default configuration.
Error "driver is not applicable" happens when:

1. Parameter enabledDrivers specified in cloudbeaver.conf and your driver is not in that list
2. Driver libraries (jars) are missing in driver directory.

Do you use default build or some custom build?

[nicolamarangoni]

Also, the only way to make it work is to put clear-text passwords in provided-connections.json. I tried putting credentials-config.json but it looks to be ignored.