FormatException from the uri about postgresql HOT 3 CLOSED

I think # is not considered as valid by Uri.parse. You can validate it by calling Uri.parse directly.

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@tomyeh ...
1- For sure 2 characters gives this exception , the '#' and '@' , avoid them.
2- using parsing in this form :

            String.fromEnvironment(String name, {String defaultValue}) 

default value is the password that has the characters ...haven't test with '#' or '@' ...

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CORRECTION...actually the default value is not just the password....rather than the entire uri which part of it the password that has the characters.

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