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It is always the edge cases that will kill you. In the case of WP on PostgreSQL, the reason you want WP in the first place is the plugins and those will be hit
by aargh_aargh 3y ago
It is always the edge cases that will kill you. In the case of WP on PostgreSQL, the reason you want WP in the first place is the plugins and those will be hit or miss on PostgreSQL. Just give up on the combination of those two.
- kreetx 3y agoIsn't there an adapter from mysql-to-postgres which would essentially mimic all the quirks in mysql onto an actual postgres?
- aargh_aargh 3y agoI believe this is what Janus (NEXTGRES) does. To clarify, the wire protocol is the easy part, the semantic differences how each database does things is a whole other can of worms. Such emulation will never be 100%, quirks and all.