looneysquash

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by looneysquash 10y ago
I'm not on pgsql-general. Or any of the postgres lists besides announce. So, I'm not sure who's fault it is, but I'm listening in one place (your website mainly), and you're talking in another place (pgsql-general a
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by looneysquash 10y ago
What I want to know is the timeframe of supporting PostgreSQL 9.5 and/or 9.6. (Though 9.6 is still in beta.) Also, my understanding is that they're feeding patches back to postgres, and want it to eventually run on stock postgres.
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by looneysquash 11y ago
I'm confused. When I don't want to see the details of the topic branches, I run 'git log --first-parent'. Why not make it easier to see what I want to see, but then let me drill down and see more, instead of removing the
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by looneysquash 11y ago
I assume this is inspired by gitlab's similar feature?
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by looneysquash 11y ago
For what it's worth, C++ has a better way to do this. http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/parameter_pack You might want to skip down to the example, a type safe printf.
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by looneysquash 11y ago
It seems like gitlab changes syntax highlighters a lot. I keep hoping for the really nice syntax highlighting features, like doing diff highlighting and the actual filetype highlighting at the same time. Or highlighting SQL inside a string
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by looneysquash 11y ago
I've never met one of these that I'm truly in love this. This one looks like you don't use POD types, you use it's special types for the output of columns and rows. I don't even know how to solve these problems. Per