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Add flavor-aware MongoDB and DocumentDB client configuration, including Stable API, retry-write, and authentication defaults. Add TLS 1.2+ support with custom CA bundles and verification controls, plus documentation and tests.
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Summary
Add first-class DocumentDB support and configurable TLS handling to the MongoDB client configuration layer.
Motivation
Supporting both MongoDB and AWS DocumentDB currently requires callers to manually remember provider-specific behavior such as disabling retryable writes, avoiding MongoDB Stable API usage, and selecting compatible authentication mechanisms. These differences are easy to miss and can lead to runtime connection failures or inconsistent configuration across services.
This change centralizes those compatibility rules behind a new
Flavoroption, allowing the library to automatically apply the correct defaults for each backend. As a result, consumers get a safer and more consistent integration experience with less duplicated setup code.The PR also strengthens TLS support by adding explicit TLS configuration, CA bundle loading, TLS 1.2 enforcement, and optional verification bypass for local testing scenarios. This improves security defaults while making secure DocumentDB deployments easier to configure correctly.
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