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feat(quaint): enable integrated-auth-gssapi tiberius feature #4980
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feat(quaint): enable integrated-auth-gssapi tiberius feature #4980
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Won't this make Prisma depend on additional shared libraries to be installed on the system? If so, it's a breaking change. |
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Yes, according to https://github.com/prisma/tiberius#integrated-authentication-trustedconnection-on-nix, on *nix:
I am hoping that is only required if the the user actually uses the integrated auth feature on a *nix machine, otherwise this whole thing is probably a no-go. If that is true, then I don't think it should be considered a breaking change. Unfortunately this is my first foray into Rust and Prisma so I don't know how all the pieces fit together during runtime yet. |
This should extend support for MSSQL integrated authentication to *nix systems. Prisma currently only supports this feature on Windows.
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@aqrln It looks like @pimeys was spending some time looking into the implications of enabling this gssapi feature on Prisma a while ago (estokes/libgssapi#1 (comment)). I would be curious to know where he or the Prisma org ended up on this. |
This PR should extend support for MSSQL integrated authentication to *nix systems. Prisma currently only supports this feature on Windows.
The Tiberius SQL Server driver used by Prisma can support integrated authentication on *nix by enabling its
integrated-auth-gssapi
feature (see https://github.com/prisma/tiberius#integrated-authentication-trustedconnection-on-nix).Closes #4974.