Add pgadmin for easy local database access #558
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* Add pgadmin to dev docker compose * Add pgadmin configuration * Fix pgadmin config file docker binding * Fix unwanted env comment
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The Rails console is great. But sometimes, it's easier to see database-related things in a nice UI. This is what pgadmin is for. Note that changing data directly there does not ensure any data integrity and specials rules for the data. These are only enforced on a higher level that is managed by Ruby.
New wiki page for pgadmin. Please make sure that the small guide over there works as intended.