This commit introduces optional `first_name` and `last_name` fields to the user model, including database migrations, backend, and frontend support. It enhances user profiles, updates user creation and editing flows, and refines the UI to display full names where available.
This commit introduces a new "Service Information" section displaying runtime details, installed version, and update status for the NexaPG application. It includes backend API endpoints, database schema changes, and a corresponding frontend page that allows users to check for updates against the official repository. The `.env` example now includes an `APP_VERSION` variable, and related documentation has been updated.
Replaced the fixed `alert_recipients` list with customizable subject and body templates for alerts and warnings. This allows for more flexible and dynamic email notifications using placeholder variables. Updated relevant backend and frontend components to support this feature.
Introduced a new optional "from_name" attribute to email settings, allowing customization of the sender's display name in outgoing emails. Updated backend models, APIs, and front-end components to include and handle this field properly. This enhances email clarity and personalization for users.
This commit implements the addition of `target_owners` and `alert_notification_events` tables, enabling management of responsible users for targets. Backend and frontend components are updated to allow viewing, assigning, and notifying target owners about critical alerts via email.
Implemented backend and frontend support for managing SMTP settings for email notifications. Includes API endpoints, database migration, and UI integration for configuring and testing email alerts.
This commit introduces a `use_pg_stat_statements` flag for targets, allowing users to enable or disable the use of `pg_stat_statements` for query insights. It includes database schema changes, backend logic, and UI updates to manage this setting in both creation and editing workflows.
This commit introduces alert management capabilities, including creating, updating, listing, and removing custom SQL-based alerts in the backend. It adds the necessary database migrations, API endpoints, and frontend pages to manage alerts, enabling users to define thresholds and monitor system health effectively.
