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Don't run EXPLAIN nullability analysis on Materialize #2282

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@benesch benesch commented Jan 8, 2023

Materialize 0 is a PostgreSQL-like database that, similar to CockroachDB, does not support PostgreSQL's EXPLAIN output. Extend the fix from PR #1248 to Materialize, too, so that sqlx can still be used with Materialize.

See #1248.

benesch added a commit to benesch/materialize that referenced this pull request Jan 8, 2023
This commit exposes the Materialize-specific information in a new
`mz_version` parameter, as in:

    materialize=> show mz_version;
           mz_version
    -------------------------
     v0.39.0-dev (73f6bed)
    (1 row)

The `mz_version` parameter is additionally added to set of parameters
that are automatically sent to the client during part of startup. This
approach comes from CockroachDB, and allows clients to easily detect
whether they're talking to Materialize or PostgreSQL without incurring
an additional roundtrip.

I already have a PR out to sqlx [0] that uses this feature to
automatically disable PostgreSQL-specific features that Materialize does
not support.

The version string matches the output of the `mz_version()` function.

The implementation is somewhat irritating, as it requires plumbing the
`BuildInfo` from the adapter into each session. Doesn't turn out too
complicated, though, now that it's all written out.

[0]: launchbadge/sqlx#2282
benesch added a commit to benesch/materialize that referenced this pull request Jan 8, 2023
This commit exposes the Materialize-specific information in a new
`mz_version` parameter, as in:

    materialize=> show mz_version;
           mz_version
    -------------------------
     v0.39.0-dev (73f6bed)
    (1 row)

The `mz_version` parameter is additionally added to the parameter set
that is automatically sent to the client during part of startup. This
approach comes from CockroachDB, and allows clients to easily detect
whether they're talking to Materialize or PostgreSQL without incurring
an additional roundtrip.

I already have a PR out to sqlx [0] that uses this feature to
automatically disable PostgreSQL-specific features that Materialize does
not support.

The version string matches the output of the `mz_version()` function.

The implementation is somewhat irritating, as it requires plumbing the
`BuildInfo` from the adapter into each session. Doesn't turn out too
complicated, though, now that it's all written out.

[0]: launchbadge/sqlx#2282
benesch added a commit to MaterializeInc/materialize that referenced this pull request Jan 9, 2023
This commit exposes the Materialize-specific information in a new
`mz_version` parameter, as in:

    materialize=> show mz_version;
           mz_version
    -------------------------
     v0.39.0-dev (73f6bed)
    (1 row)

The `mz_version` parameter is additionally added to the parameter set
that is automatically sent to the client during part of startup. This
approach comes from CockroachDB, and allows clients to easily detect
whether they're talking to Materialize or PostgreSQL without incurring
an additional roundtrip.

I already have a PR out to sqlx [0] that uses this feature to
automatically disable PostgreSQL-specific features that Materialize does
not support.

The version string matches the output of the `mz_version()` function.

The implementation is somewhat irritating, as it requires plumbing the
`BuildInfo` from the adapter into each session. Doesn't turn out too
complicated, though, now that it's all written out.

[0]: launchbadge/sqlx#2282
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@benesch the Postgres driver was moved into a subdirectory, can you rebase please?

Materialize [0] is a PostgreSQL-like database that, similar to
CockroachDB, does not support PostgreSQL's `EXPLAIN` output. Extend the
fix from PR launchbadge#1248 to Materialize, too, so that sqlx can still be used
with Materialize.

See launchbadge#1248.

[0]: https://materialize.com
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benesch commented Mar 3, 2023

Sure! Done.

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