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Is there anyway to specify the DB engine to use when using DatabaseURL?
The use case I have is a non-standard DB engine, namely django-timescaledb.
But, using DatabaseURL with this will default to the "django.db.backends.postgresql" engine, however, it looks like dj-database-url allows this to be overridden with the engine parameter. However this isn't surfaced within django-configurations from what I can tell?
Has anyone come across this use case before? Is there currently a good solution or am I missing something?
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Hi,
I have submitted a PR regarding this and I will continue the work in this project as well.
jazzband/dj-database-url#174
In other words: The timescale upstream change is coming and as soon as that's done, we'll support it here as well.
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@lino - Awesome, thank you 👍
And the Pull request was just merged.
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Is there anyway to specify the DB engine to use when using DatabaseURL?
The use case I have is a non-standard DB engine, namely django-timescaledb.
But, using DatabaseURL with this will default to the "django.db.backends.postgresql" engine, however, it looks like dj-database-url allows this to be overridden with the engine parameter. However this isn't surfaced within django-configurations from what I can tell?
Has anyone come across this use case before? Is there currently a good solution or am I missing something?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: