Allow specifying configuration params in env vars #83
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Since we already broke cli backwards compatibility in #81, could we consider removing --allow-client-id as a command line argument? If we're treating it as a credential then we shouldn't encourage passing it this way.
| assert_eq!(*matches.get_one::<i64>("snapshot-days").unwrap(), 13i64); | ||
| assert_eq!(*matches.get_one::<u32>("snapshot-versions").unwrap(), 20u32); |
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Seems odd that these end up with such different types.
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I don't remember if I had a reason for that, but I don't think it's too important.
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| By default, the server allows all client IDs. To limit the accepted client IDs, | ||
| such as when running a personal server, use `--allow-client-id <client-id>`. | ||
| This value can be specified in the environment variable `CLIENT_ID`, as a | ||
| comma-separated list of client IDs. |
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Might be nice to mention that the client id should be treated as a credential since it may not be obvious that the client id is the only authentication.
I mentioned it in the README. But, I don't think this is a critical distinction in a lot of deployments, which are running on a VPS or some other sort of single-user system. |
Fixes #73.
This updates the docker-compose to use the new format as well.