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From: Luke Campbell <lukejcampbell7@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, 22 May 2024 21:46:53 +1000
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Subject: displaying line breaks / increasing row height in pgadmin
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Hi pgadmin maillist,

Is there a way to make the results grid in pgadmin automatically increase
rows' height if a string contains a carriage return?

I've updated pgadmin 4 to 8.6 and strings in the results grid now seem to
display line breaks / carriage returns by default, but this has caused me
to incorrectly think that was the end of the string. I would like these
strings to display as paragraphs or otherwise indicate that there's more
than what's displayed.

Yours,

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