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auto storage_account_name_pos = connection_string.find("AccountName=");
if (storage_account_name_pos == std::string::npos) {
throw InvalidInputException("A invalid connection string has been provided.");
}
It's not required by the Azure API and the connection string can be used to specify different settings, e.g. the blob endpoint or the SAS token.
I think the error message is also too generic: A invalid connection string has been provided. => why is it invalid?
CC @quentingodeau , author of the snippet according to git blame
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It shouldn't be mandatory to specify the AccountName in the azure connection string:
It's not required by the Azure API and the connection string can be used to specify different settings, e.g. the blob endpoint or the SAS token.
I think the error message is also too generic:
A invalid connection string has been provided.
=> why is it invalid?CC @quentingodeau , author of the snippet according to
git blame
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: