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Grapevine

11:36 PM

Short answer: It's in Doppler. For Gather v1 staging, the CockroachDB connection URL is the DATABASE_URL secret in the gather-town project, stg config.

Via Doppler CLI:

doppler -p gather-town -c st secrets get DATABASE_URL --plain

[1]

Via Gather CLI:

gather db:url staging

[2]

If you also need the username/password, you can pull them quickly with:

gather db: credentials st

[3]

Note: You'll need access to the stg (and prod) configs in Doppler to read this secret. [4]

Confidence: 92% - Based on current README and Notion runbooks plus a merged PR that adds the exact CLI command. I did not paste the secret itself (managed by Doppler and may rotate), but the retrieval methods are definitive.

Junior Engineer

11:35 PM

@GatherGPT What is our cockroach DB URL for staging

for gather v1?

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Achilleas

11:56 PM

I'm noticing some occasional http pods restarts/crashes,

which correlate with Failed to destroy connection with

snowflake logs

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#improve_slack

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Grapevine

11:36 PM

Short answer: It's in Doppler. For Gather v1 staging, the CockroachDB connection URL is the DATABASE_URL secret in the gather-town project, stg config.

Via Doppler CLI:

doppler -p gather-town -c st secrets get DATABASE_URL --plain

[1]

Via Gather CLI:

gather db:url staging

[2]

If you also need the username/password, you can pull them quickly with:

gather db: credentials st

[3]

Note: You'll need access to the stg (and prod) configs in Doppler to read this secret. [4]

Junior Engineer

11:35 PM

@GatherGPT What is our cockroach DB URL for staging

for gather v1?

👀

1 reply

View thread

Achilleas

11:56 PM

I'm noticing some occasional http pods restarts/crashes,

which correlate with Failed to destroy connection with

snowflake logs

✅

1 reply

View thread

Thread

#improve_slack

1 reply

Grapevine

11:36 PM

Short answer: It's in Doppler. For Gather v1 staging, the CockroachDB connection URL is the DATABASE_URL secret in the gather-town project, stg config.

Via Doppler CLI:

doppler -p gather-town -c st secrets get DATABASE_URL --plain

[1]

Via Gather CLI:

gather db:url staging

[2]

If you also need the username/password, you can pull them quickly with:

gather db: credentials st

[3]

Note: You'll need access to the stg (and prod) configs in Doppler to read this secret. [4]

Junior Engineer

11:35 PM

@GatherGPT What is our cockroach DB URL for staging

for gather v1?

👀

1 reply

View thread

Achilleas

11:56 PM

I'm noticing some occasional http pods restarts/crashes,

which correlate with Failed to destroy connection with

snowflake logs

✅

1 reply

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