fix: use keyword-value DSN format to avoid IAM token URL breakage - #18
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IAM auth tokens contain URL-special characters (:, ?, &, =, /) which cause lib/pq to misparse the postgresql://user:pass@host/db?args URL format. The error was: dial tcp: lookup root:paidly-prd-internal...:5432: no such host because lib/pq treated the entire user:pass@... as the hostname. Fix: use lib/pq's keyword-value format (host= port= user= password= dbname=) which does not rely on URL parsing and handles arbitrary password characters safely.
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IAM auth tokens contain URL-special characters (
:,?,&,=,/) which break thepostgresql://user:pass@host/db?argsURL format.lib/pqmisparses the token as part of the hostname:Fix: Switch
GetConnectionto lib/pq's keyword-value format (host= port= user= password= dbname=) which does not rely on URL parsing and safely handles arbitrary password characters.