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Strip \restrict,\unrestrict psql meta commands from pg_dump output#194
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Since this August release,
pg_dumphas started including\restrictand\unrestrictlines in its output. These arepsqlmeta commands meant to guard against dumps from untrusted systems triggering command execution on the local machine.Klepto (via lib/pq) expects
pg_dumpoutput to be valid SQL and fails when run with newer versions.This PR strips the restrict/unrestrict lines from
pg_dumpoutput prior to passing it along to the rest of the stack.