Lukas Fittl
Lukas Fittl
@autarch Makes sense, thanks for sharing! I'll keep in mind how we can address this in the future. For now I'm fully focused on finally getting the Postgres 13 parser...
@oushu1zhangxiangxuan1 Unfortunately I don't have much experience to offer here, but I'm wondering if you tried the usual approach for this? (apart from having cgo code parts, pg_query_go should behave...
@ReinsBrain Good question. One challenge with this is that it significantly increases the effort to maintain the parser (as one would need to ensure everything works correctly on multiple versions)....
@ReinsBrain Got it, makes sense re: checking whether syntax is compatible. Technically it might be feasible to use the existing extraction logic (see `scripts/` folder) on older versions, but it'll...
@Huisong-Li Thanks for trying out pg_query! It seems your client fails to verify the certificate when downloading ```https://codeload.github.com/lfittl/libpg_query/tar.gz/9.5-1.4.2``` - this might be due to Ruby on Windows not having a...
@Huisong-Li Unfortunately the way the gem works, you can't really setup the C library independently right now. If you can't get the CA certificate issue to work, it might be...
@MSP-Greg Hmm, I suspect we'd need to teach the [extraction logic](https://github.com/lfittl/libpg_query/blob/9.5-latest/scripts/extract_source.rb) in libpg_query about considering Windows, and keeping the Windows code parts of Postgres intact. Since I don't have access...
@paulolopesrb No updates yet - Windows support is a known limitation right now. I've tried to get this into the new 2.0 release, but ultimately ended up not making it...
@DanDobrick Thanks for confirming that re-installing XCode resolved the matter - @ksarunas could you try to see if that fixes the issue for you as well? From the error message...
The parse tree seems to indicate that your query is actually interpreted as "SELECT * FROM current_user()". I think this is an escaping issue in your input - if you...