Christoph Berg
Christoph Berg
I've put some effort into making pg_dirtyread a separate repo, fixed a few bugs and added xmin/xmax columns: https://github.com/ChristophBerg/pg_dirtyread This issue specifically is closed in https://github.com/ChristophBerg/pg_dirtyread/commit/91e5905bb0e92d78db02068657772790d1fb2b59 Let me know if...
Fwiw, the version requirement needs to be bumped further. Currently, README.md says ``` Before build and install **rum** you should ensure following: * PostgreSQL version is 9.6+. ``` But now...
I heard a lot of good things about naturalearth, so I'd think that would be a good choice.
Could you be more specific in what kind of queries you are interested in? The default const_expr factory produces integers up to 100.
Hi, while the actual change made is good, the message "Not a Debian package" in debian/changelog is wrong. Thanks for running the Janitor!
Hi, when I implemented the module, I was looking at fractional units, and iirc the outcome was that the practical relevance was low. But maybe I was wrong - which...
TBH I need some time to think about this. Parts of me says "wtf physics doesn't like these", parts says "yeah people do use them". Then there's also the issue...
The idea is a good one, but the problem here is that angles are dimensionless. The module can't know if a plain number is a plain number, or an angle...
The generic way for non-shifted units would be multiplication. At the moment there's only two shifted unit supported (°C and °F, the other in `definitions.units` would be various shoe sizes...
Right. I'll see to get that fixed.