Add support for more environment variables. #846
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The parameters --replication-quorum, --candidate-priority, and --name can now also be passed from the environment variables PG_AUTOCTL_REPLICATION_QUORUM, PG_AUTOCTL_CANDIDATE_PRIORITY, and PG_AUTOCTL_NODE_NAME. This allows easier Dockerfile "control-at-a-distance" integration style, where all the containers are the same with the same command, but the environment is where you can inject container/node/pod specific options.
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Co-authored-by: Jelte Fennema <github-tech@jeltef.nl>
Co-authored-by: Jelte Fennema <github-tech@jeltef.nl>
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The parameters --replication-quorum, --candidate-priority, and --name can
now also be passed from the environment variables
PG_AUTOCTL_REPLICATION_QUORUM, PG_AUTOCTL_CANDIDATE_PRIORITY, and
PG_AUTOCTL_NODE_NAME.
This allows easier Dockerfile "control-at-a-distance" integration style,
where all the containers are the same with the same command, but the
environment is where you can inject container/node/pod specific options.