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    • Enhanced database connectivity configuration by refining internal connection parameters, ensuring a consistent and robust performance while reducing potential issues with data access during operations, significantly enhancing overall system reliability.
    • Upgraded service dependencies to leverage the latest stability and performance enhancements, resulting in improved responsiveness and a smoother overall user experience.

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The changes update the PostgreSQL connection string in config/database.go by replacing double quotes around placeholders with single quotes. Additionally, the go.mod file has been modified to bump the versions of several AWS SDK Go v2 dependencies. No public or exported entities were altered.

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config/database.go Updated the connection string format in NewPostgreSQLDB to use single quotes around all connection parameter placeholders instead of double quotes.
go.mod Incremented versions for multiple AWS SDK Go v2 modules: config (v1.29.12 → v1.29.13), s3 (v1.79.0 → v1.79.1), credentials (v1.17.65 → v1.17.66), sso (v1.25.2 → v1.25.3), ssooidc (v1.30.0 → v1.30.1), and sts (v1.33.17 → v1.33.18).

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Code Metrics Report

main (af2f6c5) #64 (fcf9e86) +/-
Coverage 31.9% 31.9% 0.0%
Test Execution Time 48s 48s 0s
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  | Coverage            |          31.9% |         31.9% | 0.0% |
  |   Files             |             27 |            27 |    0 |
  |   Lines             |           1051 |          1051 |    0 |
  |   Covered           |            336 |           336 |    0 |
  | Test Execution Time |            48s |           48s |   0s |

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config/database.go 10.9% 0.0%

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@nao1215 nao1215 merged commit b0290f4 into main Apr 4, 2025
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config/database.go (1)

159-167: Confirm the Updated PostgreSQL Connection String Format
The connection string has been modified to use single quotes around each parameter (e.g., "host='%s'"). This approach can help when parameters (like an empty password) need to be explicitly marked as empty (e.g., password=''). However, please verify that this quoting style is fully compatible with the PostgreSQL driver (lib/pq) in all scenarios, especially if any of the configuration values might contain single quotes or other special characters. Consider adding tests for cases with missing or special-character parameters.

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go.mod (1)

9-10: Approve Dependency Version Bumps for AWS SDK Modules
The dependency versions for several AWS SDK Go v2 modules have been incrementally updated. These changes (e.g., from v1.29.12 to v1.29.13 for config, and similar minor bumps for s3, credentials, sso, ssooidc, and sts) should introduce bug fixes or improvements without breaking changes. Please ensure that these updated versions are compatible with your AWS integrations and that no interface changes affect your codebase.

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