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let [project, env] = i.DBInstanceIdentifier.split('-') let username = env ? `${project}_${env}_readonly` : '-'
Currently, the apps expect the project name will only consist of one word, if it is more than one word, it will generate the wrong db username
eg. if the db identifier name is google-drive-staging,
it will thought the project name is google, and env name is drive therefore the username will be google_drive_readonly
but the user would expect the username to be google_drive_staging_readonly
https://github.com/dbl-works/rds-manager/blob/d8cb34dc0d75fe593ceed16ba3e63d59782831ac/src/renderer/rds_manager.js#L18
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to test if this is still an issue in the Rust rewrite, or if that was a bug in the previous JS version.
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Currently, the apps expect the project name will only consist of one word, if it is more than one word, it will generate the wrong db username
eg. if the db identifier name is google-drive-staging,
it will thought the project name is google, and env name is drive
therefore the username will be
google_drive_readonly
but the user would expect the username to be
google_drive_staging_readonly
https://github.com/dbl-works/rds-manager/blob/d8cb34dc0d75fe593ceed16ba3e63d59782831ac/src/renderer/rds_manager.js#L18
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: