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No. Some of the features required us to slightly modify Postgres, but we'll be trying to upstream the changes.
by 1st1 8y ago
No. Some of the features required us to slightly modify Postgres, but we'll be trying to upstream the changes.
- webmaven 8y ago> Some of the features required us to slightly modify Postgres, but we'll be trying to upstream the changes. An occasional post tracking the status of that upstreaming effort would be very welcome.
- 1st1 8y ago> An occasional post tracking the status of that upstreaming effort would be very welcome. We've already found a few bugs in Postgres and upstreamed fixes for them. There is a patch or two from us in their review pipeline right now.
- webmaven 8y ago> We've already found a few bugs in Postgres and submitted fixes for them. There is a patch or two from us in their review pipeline right now. May I assume that the slight modifications you were required to make to postgres in order to support your features weren't just bug-fixes?
- 1st1 8y ago> May I assume that the slight modifications you were required to make to postgres in order to support your features weren't just bug-fixes? Yes. Some of them, like strict parsing of timezone-aware vs naïve datetimes can be upstreamed (as a configurable option) if the Postgres community accepts it. It's in our interest to upstream things like that :) We'll see how it goes.