Resolve JDBC driver class name for AWS drivers
See original GitHub issueSpring Boot could resolve JDBC driver class names for AWS variants of MySQL and PostgreSQL drivers:
- https://github.com/awslabs/aws-mysql-jdbc (production ready) - for
jdbc:mysql:aws:prefix - https://github.com/awslabs/aws-postgresql-jdbc (in developer preview) - for
jdbc:postgresql:aws:prefix
If you believe this change makes sense, I would be happy to contribute a PR.
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I’d noticed that yesterday and got the same 404 but hadn’t taken the time to investigate. Thanks for doing that, @maciejwalkowiak. I agree that we should hold off until the role of the new JDBC driver becomes clear.
@adalevinAWS any updates on your side?