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pgrust looks interesting. Could it be used as a library by someone who wants a new DB for each integration test in their Rust test suite?
by Seattle3503 2mo ago
pgrust looks interesting. Could it be used as a library by someone who wants a new DB for each integration test in their Rust test suite?
- malisper 2mo agoOne of the new features we recently built is "test mode". This brings cloning a template db from 100ms down to <10ms making it much better for tests. If you're interested in trying it out, please reach out to me at malis@pgrust.com
- saberience 2mo agoThere is no “we” built it. You’re cosplaying as someone who could build a database. In reality you yourself could never build Postgres or Redis or any other database. You’re not skilled enough or knowledgeable enough and you’re not willing to put the time in so you’ve simple vibe copied Postgres. Why would anyone ever trust you or this project?
- malisper 2mo ago> You’re cosplaying as someone who could build a database. > In reality you yourself could never build Postgres or Redis or any other database. > You’re not skilled enough or knowledgeable enough and you’re not willing to put the time in so you’ve simple vibe copied Postgres. What makes you think these things? I've been writing about the Postgres internals and giving talks about Postgres for a decade and have managed a Postgres cluster as big as 1PB of data
- huahaiy 2mo agoWriting about Postgres internals and managing a Postgres cluster is the extent of your database expertise? You are not self aware enough to know that doesn’t earn any trust?