[Fixes #7089] Delete existing table on restore command #7090
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In order to introduce the new feature #7089, now by default, the
restore
management command will drop the existing table before restoring them.If the existing tables/resources need to be preserved, the following argument is required:
--soft-reset
-> will preserve tables and GeoServer resourcesThe main code is in
utils.py
.I also change this line:
In order to remove some warnings returned by
pg_restore
This strategy is more offensive than conservative, but we can discuss it
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