Adds multiple host handling via DSN parsing #257
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elprans approved these changes Mar 4, 2018
egalpin force-pushed the add-multi-host-dsn branch from 5832722 to f5654bd Compare | Done 👍 |
elprans requested changes Mar 5, 2018
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Actually, looking closer, I don't think the parsing is correct.
The general URI form is:
postgresql://[user[:password]@][netloc][:port][,...][/dbname][?param1=value1&...]
So, each comma-separated part has its own user/password/host/port tuple, while your implementation assumes that it's only the host part that is comma-separated sharing the other connection bits.
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If there is a way to do this by formatting a DSN in a way the urllib.parse can already handle, please feel free to document here and close this out. Thanks!