Update 1097_ci.properties #80
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8-8: LGTM: Logging configuration is correctly namespaced
The logging file name already uses a 1097-specific environment variable (IDENTITY_API_1097_LOGGING_FILE_NAME), which aligns well with the new database URL naming convention.
2-5: Maintain consistent naming convention across database properties
While the URL property now uses a 1097-specific environment variable, other database properties (username, password) still use generic names. Consider whether these should also be made specific to the 1097 service for consistency.
Let's check if other services follow a similar pattern:
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| # DataSource settings: set here your own configurations for the database | |||
| spring.datasource.url=@env.DATABASE_IDENTITY_URL@ | |||
| spring.datasource.url=@env.DATABASE_1097_IDENTITY_URL@ | |||
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Environment variable configuration needs to be synchronized
The change to use DATABASE_1097_IDENTITY_URL in 1097_ci.properties creates an inconsistency with common_ci.properties which still uses DATABASE_IDENTITY_URL. This could lead to connection issues as both files are part of the same project but use different environment variables for database configuration.
src/main/environment/1097_ci.propertiesuses@env.DATABASE_1097_IDENTITY_URL@src/main/environment/common_ci.propertiesuses@env.DATABASE_IDENTITY_URL@
Either:
- Update
common_ci.propertiesto use the newDATABASE_1097_IDENTITY_URLvariable, or - Keep using
DATABASE_IDENTITY_URLin1097_ci.propertiesto maintain consistency
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Verify the new environment variable exists in CI/CD configuration
The database URL environment variable has been changed to be more specific to the 1097 service. Please ensure that DATABASE_1097_IDENTITY_URL is properly configured in your CI environment.
Let's check for any references to both old and new environment variables:
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for both old and new environment variable references
echo "Checking for environment variable references..."
rg -l "DATABASE_1097_IDENTITY_URL|DATABASE_IDENTITY_URL" --type yaml --type properties
Length of output: 228
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for both old and new environment variable references without file type restrictions
echo "Checking for environment variable references..."
rg -l "DATABASE_1097_IDENTITY_URL|DATABASE_IDENTITY_URL"
# Also check for any files with similar patterns to ensure we don't miss anything
echo -e "\nChecking for similar database URL patterns..."
rg -l "DATABASE.*IDENTITY.*URL"
# List all property files to ensure we're searching in the right places
echo -e "\nListing all property files..."
fd ".*\.properties$"
Length of output: 1069
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the content of both files that reference the database URL
echo "Content of 1097_ci.properties:"
cat src/main/environment/1097_ci.properties
echo -e "\nContent of common_ci.properties:"
cat src/main/environment/common_ci.properties
# Also check other environment files for 1097 to see the pattern
echo -e "\nChecking other 1097 environment files:"
cat src/main/environment/1097_dev.properties | grep -i "database"
cat src/main/environment/1097_test.properties | grep -i "database"
cat src/main/environment/1097_uat.properties | grep -i "database"
Length of output: 1525
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