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Apparently nothing :-). The commit says all enterprise features and the associated PR says that they will retire the internal enterprise repo.
by aeyes 4y ago
Apparently nothing :-). The commit says all enterprise features and the associated PR says that they will retire the internal enterprise repo.
- mixmastamyk 4y agoWow, so whole thing open-source? What can be lifted straight into PG proper? Licenses are compatible I hope.
- justinjlynn 4y agoCitus itself is AGPL, iirc, and it uses the PostgreSQL extension API and isn't a fork. Besides being carried in the contribs extension tree and possibly being a part of project internal tests, I don't really see what having it developed there would necessarily bring. Are there any other benefits/drawbacks I've missed?
- stubish 4y agoOf course, PG maintainers will only want to lift what they can maintain and has a compatible release cadence. But it wouldn't be the first time that Citus' work has landed in PG core.