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The existing process to get the connection string for the C# templates is to store the actual connection string in KeyVault, then have a "KEY" that is stored in an environment variable that acts as a lookup when retrieving the secret from KeyVault.
Per @davidfowl it would be ideal for the connection string to follow the idiomatic naming convention for Connection strings. Doing this requires to update the CORE bicep templates that build out the infrastructure deployments. These templates are shared amongst ALL language templates and would require updating every template if that change is made.
@jongio asked me to create this issue so we can discuss further.
Based on this conversation in another PR https://github.com/Azure/azure-dev/pull/3017#pullrequestreview-1745998594
The existing process to get the connection string for the C# templates is to store the actual connection string in KeyVault, then have a "KEY" that is stored in an environment variable that acts as a lookup when retrieving the secret from KeyVault.
Per @davidfowl it would be ideal for the connection string to follow the idiomatic naming convention for Connection strings. Doing this requires to update the CORE bicep templates that build out the infrastructure deployments. These templates are shared amongst ALL language templates and would require updating every template if that change is made.
@jongio asked me to create this issue so we can discuss further.