Add support for reading password from a file #183
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Supplying a POSTGRES_PASSWORD_FILE variable, which points to a file on disk within the container, will now be read and used as the value of the password. The original POSTGRES_PASSWORD variable takes precedence over the new POSTGRES_PASSWORD_FILE variable.
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I'm not 100% certain if I should have ran the update script or not - I can back those out of the commit easily. |
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Travis seems to have failed with: I'm guessing that's unrelated to my PR. |
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(sorry we missed this 😢) Fixed by #225 with even more file envs! |
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Supplying a POSTGRES_PASSWORD_FILE variable, which points to a file on disk within the container, will now be read and used as the value of the password. The original POSTGRES_PASSWORD variable takes precedence over the new POSTGRES_PASSWORD_FILE variable.