On Wed, Jan 11, 2023 at 09:04:56AM +0000, Jelte Fennema wrote:
> It's very different. I think easiest is to explain by example:
>
> If there exist three users on the postgres server: admin, jelte and michael
>
> Then this rule (your suggested rule):
> mapname /^(.*)$ \1
>
> Is equivalent to:
> mapname admin admin
> mapname jelte jelte
> mapname michael michael
>
> While with the "all" keyword you can create a rule like this:
> mapname admin all
>
> which is equivalent to:
> mapname admin admin
> mapname admin jelte
> mapname admin michael
Thanks for the explanation, I was missing your point. Hmm. On top
of my mind, couldn't we also use a regexp for the pg-role rather than
just a hardcoded keyword here then, so as it would be possible to
allow a mapping to pass for a group of role names? "all" is just a
pattern to allow everything, at the end.
--
Michael
