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The pgAdmin Development Team has released pgAdmin 4 version 9.6, which includes four new features and seven bug fixes/housekeeping changes. Notable changes include displaying keyboard shortcuts in tooltips, implementing a server-side cursor for better performance, setting a custom SESSION_DIGEST_METHOD for FIPS compliance, and enabling the PKCE workflow for OAuth 2 authentication. Bugs include a Windows installer issue, an issue in the Search Objects tool, improved application state restoration, and a crash in the json editor. The release also ensures compatibility with PG/EPAS v18 and uses 'Drop' instead of 'Delete' for object commands.



pgAdmin 4 v9.6 Released

The pgAdmin Development Team is pleased to announce pgAdmin 4 version 9.6. This release of pgAdmin 4 includes 4 new features and 7 bug fixes/housekeeping changes. For more details, please see the release notes.

Notable changes in this release include:

Features:

  • Ensure that keyboard shortcuts are displayed in tooltips, context menus, and the main menu.
  • Implemented a server-side cursor to enhance performance when retrieving large datasets.
  • Added support for setting a custom SESSION_DIGEST_METHOD in pgAdmin 4 to facilitate FIPS compliance.
  • Enable the PKCE workflow for OAuth 2 authentication.

Bugs/Housekeeping:

  • Fixed an issue where windows installer is not signing tmp files generated by InnoSetup.
  • Fixed an issue in the Search Objects tool where selecting a node occasionally selected an incorrect node.
  • Improved the application state restoration by leveraging rc-dock layout and ensure the order and layout of tabs is maintained on restore.
  • Fixed an issue where json editor in result grid was crashing if null value is set in the json editor.
  • Update zstd library link to 1.5.7 in Dockerfile.
  • Ensure that pgAdmin 4 is compatible with PG/EPAS v18.
  • Use 'Drop' instead of 'Delete' for object commands to make destructive actions more deliberate.

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