Tobias Bussmann

according to https://github.com/PostgresApp/PostgresApp/issues/545#issuecomment-841261341 the homebrew cask name has changed and is now: `brew install --cask postgres-unofficial`

Useful or not, the demand for the other parts will likely continue. I'd rather take this extension as a good candidate for the planned 'HowTo build my favourite extension' repository...

@hslightdb: In the link provided, I don't read anything about the ideas listed here. Neither "once at a specific time" nor "immediately". It this is ongoing development on your side,...

cool, thanks for the hint, I missed that! Documentation through samples is sometimes hard to grasp ;)

I do see two reasons: - The homebrew cask is maintained independently and we can't guarantee it to be up to date and working as expected - We generally recommend...

In Postgres.App, we build PostgreSQL against different versions of Python 3 from python.org since PostgreSQL 13. Instructions for users can be found [in the docs](https://postgresapp.com/documentation/plpython.html). Apple finally removed Python 2.7...

Update: `pgrouting` does come bundled with Postgres.App since v2.6.4 (for PostgreSQL 15 and 16) - you simply can run `CREATE EXTENSION pgrouting CASCADE;` when connected to your database to install...

AFAIK this feature has only been implemented in a fork of this repository.

While we cannot include every extenion available, we need to find a messure on what is demanded often, so thanks for raising your voice. Even if an extention is not...

Aren't these compatibility issues mainly a question of the QEMU version and not of the UTM version? I compiled a quick overview on the changes of QEMU in UTM that...