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Development Developments

Sunday, July 26th, 2009 by Bruce Momjian

You might have noticed that patch processing has changed in recent Postgres development cycles. For 8.4 development, we used wiki-based commit fests with the goal of getting more people involved in patch approval, and speeding patch application. For 8.5, Robert Haas has written a patch management application that automates much of the manual adjustment required when using the wiki; many thanks to him.

I used to manage most of the independent patches myself, but patch volume now far exceeds my ability to process them. Patch application is now managed by a capable team, and my involvement is less critical. This will allow me to get involved in other projects, such as pg_migrator, which I just finished.

Development Developments



Pg_Migrator 8.4.1 Released

Monday, July 20th, 2009 by Bruce Momjian

I have released pg_migrator 8.4.1, which fixes all known bugs.

Pg_Migrator 8.4.1 Released



Setback for Pg_Migrator

Sunday, July 19th, 2009 by Bruce Momjian

This past week two bugs were found in pg_migrator: one related to the handling of large objects, and a second related to migrating sequences. I have removed pg_migrator 8.4 from the web site, and posted an 8.4.1 Alpha 1 release with a clear mention of the two known bugs that exist. I hope to have these bugs fixed in the next few weeks.

Setback for Pg_Migrator



Pg_Migrator 8.4 Final Released Last Week

Monday, July 13th, 2009 by Bruce Momjian

After a great amount of testing, pg_migrator 8.4 final was released last week. I have received some successful usage reports, and no bug reports so far, so it seems all the testing paid off. Thanks to the many testers that made pg_migrator 8.4 possible.

Pg_Migrator 8.4 Final Released Last Week