Does PostgreSQL have schema creation command which replicates all the objects of another schema?

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  • pg-clone-schema

    Postgres clone schema utility without need of going outside of database. Makes developers life easy by running single function to clone schema with all objects. It is very handy on Postgres RDS. Utility is sponsored by http://elephas.io/

    I just found this: https://github.com/denishpatel/pg-clone-schema

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    Examples for Oh Krab! (by ohkrab)

    If you insist on using schema cloning I could point you to my pet project: Oh, Krab! - still wip but problem you mentioned was one of factors why I started developing this. In this example I create two migration sets (one that is always in public schema, the other is the parametrized template that is applied to each tenant). So if you want to have multiple schemas you could call:

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