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I ran into this on Windows. I have a single DATABASE_URL/DBUI_URL connection. Query-save failed and based on the error message it looks like save was trying to use the connection URL as a default folder name. (I wonder if it would it try to create a folder based on a URL that includes a password too?)
Maybe use some version of the env variable name as a default folder name? This would work with post-fixed variables it seems. I don't really care what the folder name is in this situation, as long as it reliably works and is safe.
Moving the connection to connections.json with a name worked around the issue but env variables are preferable in my case.
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(THANKS, for a very nice plugin!)
I ran into this on Windows. I have a single DATABASE_URL/DBUI_URL connection. Query-save failed and based on the error message it looks like save was trying to use the connection URL as a default folder name. (I wonder if it would it try to create a folder based on a URL that includes a password too?)
Maybe use some version of the env variable name as a default folder name? This would work with post-fixed variables it seems. I don't really care what the folder name is in this situation, as long as it reliably works and is safe.
Moving the connection to
connections.json
with a name worked around the issue but env variables are preferable in my case.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: