feat: allow using existing OAuth token for JDBC connection #37
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Allow the user to specify an existing OAuth token to use for a JDBC connection, instead of requiring the user to specify a credentials file or using the default credentials of the environment. Fixes #29
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skuruppu approved these changes Jan 22, 2020
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Allow the user to specify an existing OAuth token to use for a JDBC connection, instead of requiring the user to specify a credentials file or using the default credentials of the environment.
Fixes #29