Make it possible to change the master database name #21
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I had to run a DbUp migration with a hosted PostgreSQL database at a cloud provider.
Their setup does not provide a database named
postgres
which DbUp requires.In this change, I introduced a public static property named
MasterDatabaseName
which has the default valuepostgres
. If the user does not set it explicitly, nothing changes. In my case, I could just set it to the name of an existing db name (which isdefaultdb
in my case).References:
I saw that there was a similar PR two yeary ago:
EnsureDatabase.For: Fixed issue when postres database name is always 'postgres' DbUp#605
This approach did not work out because people relied on havinig DbUp set the master db name. My PR should bring together the best of both worlds and therefore make DbUp usable with a wider variety of hosted PG variations.
This change would also fix EnsureDatabase.For.PostgresqlDatabase doesn't work if database account cannot access postgres database #20