Lev Kokotov
Lev Kokotov
> and rebuild the PgCat Image. You can instead do one of these: 1. enable `autoreload` 2. `kill -HUP $(pgrep pgcat)` 3. issue a `RELOAD` query to the admin database...
That's an option. Another is to tell PgCat to route the query to the primary: ``` SET SERVER ROLE TO 'primary'; ``` and then call your function. Once you're done,...
Very interesting. Could you copy/paste your config? I've never tried it on FreeBSD. Rust is Tier 2 [1] so bugs are possible, but a coredump should never happen. We are...
A coredump though is not good. That points to a bug in the standard library and/or the compiler. Happy to debug with you further, although so far we don't have...
Hey Mike, I unfortunately don't run FreeBSD, so I can't immediately help. We are stable on Linux, so it has to be something that we're doing that may be Linux-specific...
I looked at them and I genuinely don't know. I would try `git bisect` ([docs](https://git-scm.com/docs/git-bisect)), it's a binary search on the commits history, so you should find the offending commit...
Yeah, this one is going to be tough to chase down. You have the core dump from the last crash, try opening it up in `gdb` to see where it...
If it works like GDB, I'm guessing you can open it the same way: ```bash lldb target/debug/pgcat ```
That makes two of us :) Maybe try the instructions for GDB: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5115613/core-dump-file-analysis, I'm guessing they are going to be identical for LLDB.
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