I have a long time humble wish, an auto-updated timestamp for row updates. On mysql you can just declare on the row: `on update CURRENT TIMESTAMP` On postgres

I have a long time humble wish, an auto-updated timestamp for row updates. On mysql you can just declare on the row: `on update CURRENT TIMESTAMP` On postgresql you have to set triggers on each table individually, and trying to automate with ddl commands require admin privileges which you not always have when applying migrations.