Chris Cleveland

Along the same lines, it appears that the volatile keyword is ignored. `extern volatile unsigned int myvolatile;` gets generated as ``` extern "C" { pub static mut myvolatile: ::std::os::raw::c_uint; }...

Setting icon: 'close' *might* work for a standard icon set, but I'm using Font Awesome Light. So I set the iconPack to "custom-class" and ``` action: { icon: { name:...

Thanks, this is a terrific answer. Why is it that you gain the ability to do word segmentation search with symspell? I'm thinking that the method is to try all...

Can you give a few more details? I haven't been able to find good documentation on the underlying file formats of the different index types. Do you know of any...

Thank you, perfect.

At the very bottom of the README, there is this comment: Distant future: * Replace B-tree of entries to something like GiST Can you explain a bit more?

I get it. It uses pg_config to figure out your local pg install, and then build for that specific pg version and installation path(s). If you want to use CI...

Man, this really is a nightmare. There's got to be a better way. Maybe we need an extension to manage extensions. I'll take another crack at this in a few...

Ok, so long as you're inviting thoughts: PGXN has a zip file format for extensions. Seems to work ok. They just bypass package managers. You have to install the pgxn...

A little more: ``` use crate::pg_sys::HeapTuple; #[allow(unused)] #[pg_extern] fn rowtest(myrow: HeapTuple) {} ``` produces: ``` error[E0277]: the trait bound `*mut HeapTupleData: pgx::PostgresType` is not satisfied --> src/query/query.rs:86:19 | 86 |...