To simplify the management of user permissions in `pg_hba.conf`, you can leverage PostgreSQL roles and groups. While `pg_hba.conf` itself does not directly support group-wise authentication, you can achieve similar functionality by creating PostgreSQL roles and assigning users to these roles. You can then manage permissions based on these roles.
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