I agree with Anthony. it will be great.
I agree with Anthony. it will be great. 28.10.2016, 15:33, "Anthony DeBarros" :While pgAdmin 4 will naturally continue to improve, it is fully understandable that people want to keep pgAdmin3 alive and are willing to do the work. That's the beauty of open source. However, I'm wondering whether it w
While pgAdmin 4 will naturally continue to improve, it is fully
understandable that people want to keep pgAdmin3 alive and are willing to
do the work. That's the beauty of open source. However, I'm wondering
whether it would make sense for the community to agree on maintaining one
fork of the proje
Hello,
For some reasons we need to use pgadmin3 in our work. I will make some fixes of
pgadmin3 origin code to make it useable with new PostgreSQL versions.
My fork located at: https://github.com/dimv36/pgadmin3.
Today pgadmin3 can:
- Create or edit policies
- Enable/Disable RLS on tables.
