+7Hi,
Has anyone successfully implemented automated credential injection for the pgAdmin application?
There are no usable keyboard shortcuts, and TAB navigation doesn’t allow selecting “Add New Server”.
I also tried simulating key sequences (Alt → Right Arrow → Enter → Enter → Enter), but it doesn’t open the “Register Server” window. AutoIt-based automation attempts haven’t worked either.
If anyone has found a way to automate this, please let me know.
+14Try this out, this will open the Register Server dialog box in PGAdmin 4
[TaskSequence1]
SequenceDelay=10000
AppWindowTitle="pgAdmin 4"
SendKeys="+!b"
[TaskSequence2]
AppWindowTitle="pgAdmin 4"
SendKeys="+^{F}"
[TaskSequence3]
SendKeys=server{TAB}{ENTER}
+7Try this out, this will open the Register Server dialog box in PGAdmin 4
[TaskSequence1]
SequenceDelay=10000
AppWindowTitle="pgAdmin 4"
SendKeys="+!b"
[TaskSequence2]
AppWindowTitle="pgAdmin 4"
SendKeys="+^{F}"
[TaskSequence3]
SendKeys=server{TAB}{ENTER}
I tried this approach but after registering a server all the details get saved and remain under the Servers list. As a workaround, I added a custom keyboard shortcut by editing one of pgAdmin's JavaScript files that selects the saved server, which triggers a popup where the password can be injected
+14Another option you can try is to create a launcher script, which will first delete the cache file (pgadmin4.db) before launching the pgadmin4.exe
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