Daniel Possenriede

Still looking good, this can be closed, I think. Do you have plans to release an updated version to CRAN in the near future?

Another issue might be that chezmoi's Windows executables are not signed (AFAICT). Maybe the [gh release workflow](https://github.com/cli/cli/blob/trunk/.github/workflows/releases.yml) helps? They use goreleaser as well and sign executables with https://github.com/mtrojnar/osslsigncode AFAICT. >...

> Another issue might be that chezmoi's Windows executables are not signed (AFAICT). Here is a post that describes the process in detail: [Automatic Code-signing on Windows using GitHub Actions](https://federicoterzi.com/blog/automatic-codesigning-on-windows-using-github-actions)

Understandable. Sidenote: I am not entirely sure whether a self-hosted Windows GitHub Actions is strictly necessary, though probably more secure? At least the [gh cli release workflow](https://github.com/cli/cli/blob/trunk/.github/workflows/releases.yml?rgh-link-date=2022-10-26T11%3A14%3A25Z) doesn't seem to...

> Don't know if there's a good MSIX packager for Go apps though. AFAIU that can [be done](https://github.com/cli/cli/blob/a8f57676749c123effdcc1783b4ffe4a3d14fd2a/.github/workflows/releases.yml?rgh-link-date=2022-11-05T14%3A16%3A03Z#L151) in a separate job after building the exe with goreleaser

> It looks like `dbQuoteIdentifier()` with incomplete `Id()` (e.g., only "catalog" and "schema") used to leave a trailing dot in the identifier string, but no longer does. It still does...

In any case, adding support for columns as quoted identifiers is not a breaking change, but rather in accordance with the DBItest spec 👀 > Quoted identifiers can be used...

Note to self: We need to filter `pg_toast*` and `pg_temp*` schemata, (should we want to address this). Details From an "empty" DB after running the RPostgres tests (i.e. adding and...

Then again, we may need to list the `pg_temp_*` schema(ta?) that contain user-created temporary tables (`dbListObjects()` does currently does). We cannot tell from `information_schema.schemata` which one that is (AFAIK). So...

I've also run into this issue. Details I.e. the DB driver emits a warning, when you have a SQL statement without one of the current keywords inside a sql chunk....