Expose the DB port to the host machine so it's easy to use tools like TablePlus#85
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sekmo wants to merge 1 commit intonickjj:mainfrom
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Expose the DB port to the host machine so it's easy to use tools like TablePlus#85sekmo wants to merge 1 commit intonickjj:mainfrom
sekmo wants to merge 1 commit intonickjj:mainfrom
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Hi, There is an open issue for this at: #42 I'm on the fence about it based on the comments in that thread but thank you for the contribution. |
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I see, but allowing connections only from the host machine should be a safe choice, no? |
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During development, it's very convenient to connect to the database using tools like TablePlus. I think these tools are very helpful for developers to quickly get feedback on the data they're working with.
I guess it's better to go for a non-default postgres port in order to avoid issues if the developer already has postgres running through brew services.