Make Darwin bundle fully self-contained by including libpq #135
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libpq is the C Postgres client library. It is used by bin/initdb which is
packaged and run by this project.
While the Linux and Windows tarballs contain libpq, the Mac (Darwin) one does
not. This mostly works out ok because Macs ship with /usr/lib/libpq.5.dylib (and
you can install your own libpq to other places like /usr/local/lib with, eg,
Homebrew), but this might be a surprising version or may be misinstalled. (I
discovered this problem when my Homebrew Postgres installation was misinstalled
and it broke EmbeddedPostgres.)
By packaging libpq with the Darwin bundle, EmbeddedPostgres can be fully
self-contained on Mac.
You can verify this as follows:
Before this change, the final command reads:
After this change, it reads: