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@FroMage does it work when you have Let's not rush into disabling SSL everywhere, I'm trying to get to an acceptable solution. |
right let's not rush this. Eager to see what @gsmet will come up with first ;) If we end up merging a change like this one, please make sure an error is raised when the user would expect SSL to be used. I'm very concerned that people will have some features break only in native mode; we need to make sure people can have peace of mind that what they have been testing for days in JVM mode will work in native as well. |
OK, so I'll test with SSL enabled, and try to come up with a shamrock config to disable SSL just for postgres, in case the user does not want SSL. |
So I confirm it works with |
OK I made it a setting |
I think the last step missing is to catch this exception:
And turn it into an error that points to |
OK, found where to put it: in JPA. Please review? |
There are some good ideas here. I'm working on it globally, will come up with a patch hopefully tomorrow. |
Incorporated into #698 . Closing. |
See redhat-developer/vscode-java#1664 ``` jbang init --template=cli hello.java jbang edit --open --live hello.java ``` Hover over picocli.CommandLine, see the Javadoc magically appear
ATM it doesn't work on native unless we enable SSL. If the server says it supports SSL, the client will just crash if SSL is not enabled.
Perhaps a shamrock config setting would be better to make the client disable SSL. WDYT @Sanne ?