Eric Davies

@ExpandingMan The first library you `readelf`d was `libssl`, could you dump `libcrypto` from the same location?

The reason there's no entry for `text` is that it uses the default, which just parses it as a string. The existing numeric array parsing code cannot work for arrays...

Is there anything we use on our internal macOS runners that you can suggest here? My only thought is just retrying that line on failure.

There are a number of things that can cause blocking; a traceback from an interrupt when the blocking is happening would be useful to narrow it down. I'm also not...

To deal with this you can perform the DNS lookup in advance and cache it using the stdlib: ``` julia> using Sockets # stdlib julia> getalladdrinfo("google.com") # all IPs, useful...

You could do this: ```julia using Memento setlevel!(getlogger(LibPQ), "warn") ``` but I've already thought that those messages aren't particularly useful. I will set them to debug-level fairly soon unless you...

Exactly right, yes

Should this just replace #207? Were you thinking of also applying this to variable-length string columns?

LibPQ currently does not consider columns as a whole for parsing. CSV does. Without a large refactor, LibPQ will then not have a consistent type for the column, preventing the...

It's _probably_ going to be short, but what if it isn't? We can use `libpq_c.PQfmod` to get the max length of a bpchar column (plus 4 because reasons), and only...