connection-properties

Define connection properties for Aspire resources by implementing the GetConnectionProperties method to expose standardized Host, Port, Username, Password, Uri, JdbcConnectionString, and DatabaseName values for cross-resource integration.

Parent-based inheritance uses the CombineProperties mechanism to let child Aspire resources inherit standard connection properties from a parent resource while overriding specific values like Uri and JdbcConnectionString for real-world scenarios.

Document connection properties in an Aspire resource README by generating a formal Connection Properties table that describes each property, such as Host, Port, and Azure indicator, and its specific format for consistent consumption.

Yes, you can override Uri and JdbcConnectionString for child Aspire resources by using CombineProperties to inherit the base connection properties from the parent resource and then applying per-resource customizations.

An Aspire resource should expose a standard set of connection properties including Host, Port, Username, Password, Uri, JdbcConnectionString, DatabaseName, and an Azure indicator when applicable to ensure consistent cross-resource integration.

This connection properties approach applies specifically to Aspire resources implementing the IResourceWithConnectionString interface, enforcing a standardized property set to ensure robust and consistent cross-resource consumption.