Closed znmeb closed 7 years ago
PgAdmin4 is definitely not beginner-friendly. There's no Ubuntu package for it yet; it's a Python web app.
Note to self: see how the EnterpriseDB stack works on Linux.
PgAdmin4 doesn't seem to know how to connect to PostgreSQL using the default Unix socket mechanism. This isn't a show-stopper; you should password the localhost connection anyhow. But it's another non-beginner-friendly stop point.
And ... pgadmin3 whines about only supporting PostgreSQL up to 9.5. It does connect, though. Rocks, hard places, bullets to bite, etc. ;-)
Good news ... the EnterpriseDB stack install works on Linux essentially the same way it works on Windows, including PgAdmin4. It's probably the same on Macs - need to test that.
So the database developers can use an EnterpriseDB stack on their workstations / laptops - 9.5 or 9.6 depending on which we deploy.
Issue on hold pending decision of PostgreSQL 9.5 vs 9.6
Closing ... for now we're going with PostgreSQL 9.5, pgadmin3 and PostGIS 2.2. Reopen if there's consensus for an upgrade.
PgAdmin3 is no longer maintained and the EnterpriseDB PostgreSQL 9.6 stack ships PgAdmin4