A very minimal subset of pg_dump, but with the addition of mysqldump's --where option. A solution to: https://postgrespro.com/list/thread-id/1715772
Most options are specified via config file.
column_name = "customer_id"
schema_name = "public"
database_url = "postgres://localhost:15432/postgres"
skip_tables = [
"daily_exchange_rates"
]
[overrides]
# We only want the one customer identified by --id on the command line
customers = """
select * from customers where id = :id
"""
# The `user_files` table doesn't have a customer_id column, so we need to join.
user_files = """
select user_files.*
from users_files
join users on users.id = user_files.user_id
where users.customer_id = :id
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