typeConnectionNameResolverinterface{// Resolve accepts a name, and returns a ConnName with the instance// connection string for the name. If the name cannot be resolved, returns// an error.Resolve(ctxcontext.Context,namestring)(ConnName,error)}
ConnectionNameResolver resolves the connection name string into a valid
instance name. This allows an application to replace the default
resolver with a custom implementation.
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