Postgres goes a step further with the abstraction of databases than MySQL, using both databases (logically separated) and schemas (logical groupings, not necessarily separated). The postgres integration only creates the schema (or it should). Because it's not creating the database, this can be a little confusing when running "init".
Init should create the database and schemas if they do not already exist and it should log properly to the user to let them know what it is doing.
Postgres goes a step further with the abstraction of databases than MySQL, using both databases (logically separated) and schemas (logical groupings, not necessarily separated). The postgres integration only creates the schema (or it should). Because it's not creating the database, this can be a little confusing when running "init".
Init should create the database and schemas if they do not already exist and it should log properly to the user to let them know what it is doing.