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Support PostgreSQL 9.6 #14

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@petere petere commented Oct 28, 2015

GetConfigOptionByName() has an additional argument.

GetConfigOptionByName() has an additional argument.
@jconway jconway merged commit 38ce481 into jconway:master May 19, 2016
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jconway commented May 19, 2016

Thanks!

davecramer referenced this pull request in postgres-plr/plr May 19, 2016
GetConfigOptionByName() has an additional argument.
davecramer added a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 28, 2016
* Update compilingplr.md

* Update compilingplr.md

* fix: issue#2 server process terminated when argument is null to as.numeric(NULL)

* automated testing

* Update compilingplr.md

* fix: issue#2 server process terminated when argument is null to as.numeric(NULL)

* added travis-ci file

* fixed install of r

* fixed install of r

* fixed install of r

* fixed install of r

* fixed install of r

* fixed install of r

* added tests

* added tests

* added tests

* added tests

* added tests

* added tests

* added tests

* added tests

* added tests

* find psql

* find psql

* set bindir

* try 9.5

* try 9.5

* try pg_createcluster

* try pg_createcluster

* try pg_createcluster

* try pg_createcluster

* try pg_createcluster

* try pg_createcluster

* try pg_createcluster

* try pg_createcluster

* try pg_createcluster

* try pg_createcluster

* try pg_createcluster

* try pg_createcluster

* try pg_createcluster

* try pg_createcluster

* try pg_createcluster

* try pg_createcluster

* explicitly include pg_config path (#13)

* Support PostgreSQL 9.6 (#14)

GetConfigOptionByName() has an additional argument.

* Starting in pg9.6 SPI_processed is uint64 rather than int.
davecramer added a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 28, 2016
* Update compilingplr.md

* Update compilingplr.md

* fix: issue#2 server process terminated when argument is null to as.numeric(NULL)

* automated testing

* Update compilingplr.md

* fix: issue#2 server process terminated when argument is null to as.numeric(NULL)

* added travis-ci file

* fixed install of r

* fixed install of r

* fixed install of r

* fixed install of r

* fixed install of r

* fixed install of r

* added tests

* added tests

* added tests

* added tests

* added tests

* added tests

* added tests

* added tests

* added tests

* find psql

* find psql

* set bindir

* try 9.5

* try 9.5

* try pg_createcluster

* try pg_createcluster

* try pg_createcluster

* try pg_createcluster

* try pg_createcluster

* try pg_createcluster

* try pg_createcluster

* try pg_createcluster

* try pg_createcluster

* try pg_createcluster

* try pg_createcluster

* try pg_createcluster

* try pg_createcluster

* try pg_createcluster

* try pg_createcluster

* try pg_createcluster

* explicitly include pg_config path (#13)

* Support PostgreSQL 9.6 (#14)

GetConfigOptionByName() has an additional argument.

* Starting in pg9.6 SPI_processed is uint64 rather than int.
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df7cb commented Sep 26, 2016

Hi Joe, hi Dave,

can we have a new release that supports 9.6? I just pulled this patch for the Debian package, but a shiny new tarball would be nicer to base on. (A tag on github is enough.)

Thanks!

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jconway commented Sep 26, 2016

I'm just boarding a plane to start a holiday. If Dave can create the tag that's great, but if not it will be a few days at least before I can.

Joe

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Hi Joe, hi Dave,

can we have a new release that supports 9.6? I just pulled this patch
for the Debian package, but a shiny new tarball would be nicer to base
on. (A tag on github is enough.)

Thanks!

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df7cb commented Sep 27, 2016

Hi,

it's not urgent, as long as it happens eventually :). Happy holidays!

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I can do it, the problem is which repo to do it out of.

We want to deprecate jconway/plr in favour of
https://github.com/postgres-plr/plr. I'll tag it on the latter. I still
have to make sure the code is the same in both.

Cheers

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Hi,

it's not urgent, as long as it happens eventually :). Happy holidays!


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Christoph,

This is more difficult than just a tag. The release version has to be
changed as well. Either way we want you to pull the code from
https://github.com/postgres-plr/plr

Thanks,

Dave Cramer

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I can do it, the problem is which repo to do it out of.

We want to deprecate jconway/plr in favour of https://github.com/
postgres-plr/plr. I'll tag it on the latter. I still have to make sure
the code is the same in both.

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Re: Dave Cramer 2016-09-27 jconway/plr/pull/14/c249840570@github.com

Christoph,

This is more difficult than just a tag. The release version has to be
changed as well.

Aye. I meant to say we (Debian) don't need a full-fledged download
site, the "tags as tarball" feature of github works. (Unless there's
some autoconf or whatnot step involved, of course.)

Either way we want you to pull the code from
https://github.com/postgres-plr/plr

Now that you are mentioning it, you had actually told me before that
you want to move there. I blame github for not showing that repository
when searching for it: https://github.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=plr

Maybe update the 1-line note at the top of Joe's repo with a pointer
to the new one?

Thanks,
Christoph

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+Devrim

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Re: Dave Cramer 2016-09-27 jconway/plr/pull/14/c249840570@github.com

Christoph,

This is more difficult than just a tag. The release version has to be
changed as well.

Aye. I meant to say we (Debian) don't need a full-fledged download
site, the "tags as tarball" feature of github works. (Unless there's
some autoconf or whatnot step involved, of course.)

Either way we want you to pull the code from
https://github.com/postgres-plr/plr

Now that you are mentioning it, you had actually told me before that
you want to move there. I blame github for not showing that repository
when searching for it: https://github.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=plr

Maybe update the 1-line note at the top of Joe's repo with a pointer
to the new one?

Thanks,
Christoph


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Hi,

Yeah, I need the new tarball, preferably today, please. Otherwise plr RPM users won't be able to upgrade to 9.6.

Regards, Devrim

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I will get it out today but it will be coming from
https://github.com/postgres-plr/plr

Thanks

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Yeah, I need the new tarball, preferably today, please. Otherwise plr RPM
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