switch to psql when importing database schema #324
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Hi! This patch "adds" support for the new
\restrict
and\unrestrict
meta-commands issued in pg_dump as part of the fix for GHSA-6m5q-cc57-2mj6 (see: https://www.postgresql.org/support/security/CVE-2025-8714/).These meta-commands are specific to the
psql
(https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/app-psql.html#APP-PSQL-META-COMMANDS), so, my first approach was to add them toPSQL_DUMP_BLACKLISTED_STATEMENTS
because my understanding is that any meta-command present in the dump would manifest as the following error when cloning the schema:In fact, we can find an exmple of this error in the project's test suite:

However, I was not entirely comfortable with that approach. Therefore, I propose switching to using
psql
to load the SQL generated bypg_dump
, as this eliminates the need for explicit blacklisting and should improve resilience to future changes inpg_dump
output.Fixes #322