Hi Doug, On Thu, Oct 17, 2019 at 1:04 AM Doug Reed <r.douglas.r...@gmail.com> wrote:
> All, > > I really hated PGAdmin 4 at first because it was so broken compared to > PGAdmin 3, but now it has progressed to the level that it is really quite > usable, and I congratulate all of the developers for their hard work! I > see people complain about the tool, but I would like to give praise for the > work that has been done. I am a developer, so I know how hard it is to > implement something as complex as PGAdmin. > > There is still one feature that PGAdmin 3 had that I really miss. In 3, I > could edit a table and select a row and 'copy' it, then in a second table, > I could select the empty row at the end of the table and paste, which was > an easy way to insert a missing row from possibly a development Database to > the Production one, for example. > Could you please raise a feature request here - https://redmine.postgresql.org/projects/pgadmin4/issues/new > > There is also one really problematic issue when using Safari on a Mac, I > don't know if it affects other browsers as opening a PGAdmin window on a > Mac always opens in Safari (I think it might be able to be changed, but I > am OK with it as it is). The issue is that one can 'detach' the window > into a floating window, but there is no means to put it back! In earlier > releases, it used to save the detached window configuration somehow, and > from then on, the window was forever a floating window. I believe this has > been fixed, because the last time I accidentally detached the window, I > simply closed it and opened a new one and it was again part of the active > frame. In any case, this is a real annoyance, and I can find no way to > undo the detachment other than closing the windows and starting over. > Yes this is an issue. The problem is with the underlying library which is used for docking/undocking. Until we figure out the solution, there is workaround for it. You could dock back single tabs one by one. Other solution would be to use File->Reset layout. Please note, this would reset the complete pgAdmin layout to defaults. > > -- > Regards, > > Doug > -- Thanks and Regards, Aditya Toshniwal Sr. Software Engineer | EnterpriseDB India | Pune "Don't Complain about Heat, Plant a TREE"
