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How to add the first user (Admin) to Redash without using the web interface
Local development setup ‐ Debian 12
Local development setup ‐ macOS Sonoma (14.6)
Local development setup
Monthly meeting notes
New version release checklist
Redash database structure ‐ access_permissions table
Redash database structure ‐ alembic_version table
Redash database structure ‐ alert_subscriptions table
Redash database structure ‐ alerts table
Redash database structure ‐ api_keys table
Redash database structure ‐ changes table
Redash database structure ‐ dashboards table
Redash database structure ‐ data_source_groups table
Redash database structure ‐ data_sources table
Redash database structure ‐ events table
Redash database structure ‐ favorites table
Redash database structure ‐ groups table
Redash database structure ‐ notification_destinations table
Redash database structure ‐ organizations table
Redash database structure ‐ overall_structure
Redash database structure ‐ queries table
Redash database structure ‐ query_results table
Redash database structure ‐ query_snippets table
Redash database structure ‐ users table
Redash database structure ‐ visualizations table
Redash database structure ‐ widgets table
Release Notes
Terminology
Testing your changes
The list of Redash make commands
Upgrading our PostgreSQL image notes
Using Redash `preview`
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Table of Contents
This wiki has been (re)enabled on 27th June 2023.
Feel free to use it as a place to put Redash related info, development tips and notes, and in-progress documentation as needed.
We'll likely migrate more user-facing info to the Redash knowledge base over time, but this wiki should be good enough for notes and similar as-is. 😄
For everyone
- Release notes - Releases notes for each of the monthly snapshots
For users
- Installing the Redash preview version - How to install the
previewversion of Redash - How to add the first user without using the web interface - Useful if you want to create the first user directly using SQL
For developers
- Local development setup - macOS - How to set up macOS for developing Redash
- Local development setup - Debian 12 - How to set up a Debian 12 desktop for developing Redash
- Local development setup - Ubuntu - How to set up an Ubuntu 20.04 desktop, for Redash development purposes
- Testing your changes - Follows on from the local dev setup page, explaining how the Redash tests work and how to run them
- The list of our Redash "make" commands - These are used to drive the Redash build and and test processes
Redash database structure
As of commit 2ab07f9fc32f574894b59de56a462e9c39833f99 on 7th September 2024.
- Overall database structure
- access_permissions table
- alembic_version table
- alert_subscriptions table
- alerts table
- api_keys table
- changes table
- dashboards table
- data_source_groups table
- data_sources table
- events table
- favorites table
- groups table
- notification_destinations table
- organizations table
- queries table
- query_results table
- query_snippets table
- users table
- visualizations table
- widgets table
For Redash Project Admins
Other
- Wiki History - See change history for the full wiki