Sorry about the typo in the previous missive, it should have read;
We've just gotten the 4.10 release in .deb format. Will we have to wait until 4.12 or maybe 4.14 until we will see 4.11?
Otherwise, what platforms does the pgAdmin developers release on?
We build source tarballs, Windows and Mac packages, and the container. RPMs and DEBs are built by the PostgreSQL Yum and Apt teams respectively. Copies bundled with PostgreSQL for Windows and Mac are built by EnterpriseDB.
Since it isn't apparently all of the platforms that pgAdmin4 is developed for, shouldn't the pgAdmin4 developers do so?
Volunteers to contribute are always welcome.
If not, shouldn't the triage be better, and the rapid release be slower? As you are aware, there have been several instances where a new version has broken important functionality in pgAdmin4. It doesn't do a large portion of the user base any favors if the developers release a fix in the form of a new version a couple of days latter only to leave entire platforms bereft of that solution.
That is one of the reasons why a number of us have spent significant time recently enhancing the automated testsuite.
rik.
On Thu, Jul 25, 2019 at 8:14 AM Dave Page <dpage@pgadmin.org> wrote:
We've just gotten the 4.10 release in .deb format. Will we have to wait until 4.11 or maybe 4.13 until we will see 4.10?
Neither Fahar nor the rest of the pgAdmin developers have any part in the production of the Debian packages. That is handled by a separate team who produce all the Debian/Ubuntu packages on apt.postgresql.org.