Andreas Bergmaier

According to [this forum response](https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Other-Linux-Discussions/Linux-on-T495/m-p/4474320#M13440), Lenovo, Redhat and Synaptics are working on a driver. Also it looks like someone started working on it in [this `libfprint` repository](https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/vincenth/libfprint/tree/synaptics-driver-20190617).

Thanks, I tried and it seems to work okay. I did have an issue with the `options` though, which although documented as optional in that line https://github.com/holdfenytolvaj/pogi/blob/7d987e0ef81e4870ca2046ec52486f87e721c69f/src/pgDb.ts#L94 is used unconditionally...

I faced quite a big problem with a non-matching dependency of `pg`. I was using the following code to [get my enum array type parsed as expected](https://github.com/brianc/node-pg-types/issues/56): ```js import {...

Hi @lskrajny, I plan to work on #387 to introduce interfaces. While table inheritance is imo not the best way of representing shared fields between types in postgres, I do...

A different idea, next to table inheritance, could be [typed tables](https://dba.stackexchange.com/a/116088). To support multiple inheritance, I guess we would need an alternative approach. I guess a function that allows a...

OK, I'm committed to implement this, as I need it for my current project. I think I figured out enough of the plugin system to be able to generate the...

Thanks @benjie for the prompt response, and the wonderfully appropriate level of detail! I spend hours on my posts as well, no worries. Here's another gush of ideas to process...

> I'm hoping you'll write up some learnings into the docs or a blog post or something that I can point future people at ;) Yes, https://github.com/graphile/graphile-engine/issues/522 is the plan...

Ah, you mean when there is no shared table we could use a custom type to define the interface. Yes, that could work. > I am very *wary* of using...

Hi @mathroc that seems like a nice idea. With `CREATE TYPE person` and `CREATE TYPE emailable` (instead of `CREATE TABLE`), I believe this is quite close to what @benjie was...