Fix environment variable naming inconsistencies in documentation #55
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Summary
This PR fixes inconsistencies in the environment variable naming between the documentation and the actual code implementation.
Problem
The README.md and .env.example files had incorrect names for SSL-related environment variables. The documentation was using shortened names while the actual code in
src/common/config.py
uses the full names withSSL_
prefix.Changes
Updated the following environment variable names to match the actual implementation:
REDIS_CA_PATH
→REDIS_SSL_CA_PATH
REDIS_CERT_REQS
→REDIS_SSL_CERT_REQS
REDIS_CA_CERTS
→REDIS_SSL_CA_CERTS
Files Modified
README.md
: Updated environment variable table and example configuration.env.example
: Updated environment variable names to match actual usageThis ensures users following the documentation will use the correct environment variable names that the server actually reads.