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wilkinsona
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RFE: document how an SslBundle name is derived from environment properties (all lowercase?)
Document how an SslBundle name is derived from environment variables
May 29, 2024
I'm guessing that the mapping to SslBundle name is the lowercase string afunkynamemixedcasedstring
Correct. Environment variables are always converted to lower case.
It's the same as log levels for which we do have some documentation. We should add something for SSL bundles as well or perhaps add something more general to which we can cross-link.
Is case-sensitivity in case of environment variables dependent on underlying OS?
And if so, is there a recommended way(yaml or env) to ensure consistency?
mhalbritter
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Document how an SslBundle name is derived from environment variables
Document how Map properties are bound from environment variables
Oct 14, 2024
RFE: document how an SslBundle name is derived when the property is from the environment - is it all lowercase?
If you use environment properties to configure SSL:
I'm guessing that the mapping to SslBundle name is the lowercase string
afunkynamemixedcasedstring
??In a properties/yaml file, mixed-case SslBundle names are supported.
Could it be confirmed (documented) what the SslBundle name is when Spring Boot is configured from an environment variable?
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