tokio-postgres: Set user to executing process' user by default.
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This mimics the behaviour of libpq and some other libraries (see sfackler#1024). This commit uses the `whoami` crate, and thus goes as far as defaulting the user to the executing process' user name on all operating systems.
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How should I go about the time package? |
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You can bump the version we use in CI up to 1.67: https://github.com/sfackler/rust-postgres/blob/master/.github/workflows/ci.yml#L85 |
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Thanks! |
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This mimics the behaviour of libpq and some other libraries (see #1024). This commit uses the
whoamicrate, and thus goes as far as defaulting the user to the executing process' user name on all operating systems.Closes #1024