Brent Moran

I'm going to return the violated constraint rather than fields. The reason is, the violation may have to do with a union of fields (this is different from each field...

Note that some of the the queries in the link are for old versions of PostgreSQL. A couple of ideas: - The newer versions of PostgreSQL list all dependent objects...

Relevant documentation: - https://www.postgresql.org/docs/13/catalog-pg-depend.html - https://www.postgresql.org/docs/13/ddl-depend.html Most of the queries in the above StackOverflow link are outdated, beware. What is needed is to recursively crawl the dependency graph of an...

In the wiki, it seems they're just limiting recursion depth to stay out of loops. I'm not sure whether it's possible to improve on that.

> I like the approach in Pg_depend_display without pg_identify_object as pg_identify_object returns table name string instead of an oid, which works for a report, but in our case we might...

> I will start by figuring out the response structure and work towards it. For now, I am planning to replicate the DROP query behaviour(DEPENDENCY_INTERNAL and DEPENDENCY_NORMAL) and then we...

Marking this as blocked until #1107 is solved.

As I argued on Matrix: I think the easiest way to get this off the ground quickly would be with the [`black`](https://pypi.org/project/black/). I recognize that it's overly opinionated, and we...

Regardless of my concerns in [this comment](https://github.com/centerofci/mathesar/issues/1207#issuecomment-1075838987) about previewing with _inferred_ display options, I think it would actually be a really good idea to let users preview imported data with...

Given that we're planning to go a different direction which will change how we use SQLAlchemy, I think we can consider this issue resolved by @Anish9901 's PR #1266 for...