chore: remove require_ssl from examples #673
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@ckluente-1k5 thx for the PR. As of 6.01 require_ssl parameter has been removed. It was removed from the module. We need to remove it from doc and example. |
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@ckluente-1k5 integration test is failing. Can you plz replace |
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sorry for this "docs only" PR. But since require_ssl does not do anything, I thought it might be important to fix this before people are surprised that their database still allows unencrypted connections although stated differently in their code.