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[GitHub] [superset] chcharlet commented on issue #17074: Database Impersonification with PostgreSQL not working anymore
chcharlet commented on issue #17074:
URL: https://github.com/apache/superset/issues/17074#issuecomment-1064850040
Hi,
I think this feature working would be a huge benefit in almost every enterprise context. We are just starting into our project, and we are missing it already!
I have been looking at this , and I don't think logging the authorized superset user into postgres using their password is a realistic option (it just makes all kinds of headaches worse). But it would be perfectly possible to have superset use "[SET SESSION AUTHORIZATION](https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/sql-set-session-authorization.html)" when connecting to postgres.
The bad news is that that has to happen at a different point in time (and hence code).
Would people be interested in a pull request on this?
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