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Merged. It is now possible to install extensions, like postgis, via custom script after the installation. |
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…tgreSQL. See issue #31 and discussion about PR #39. The idea is that PGENV will check every time a `check`, `use`, `start` command is issued if the PATH contains $PGENV/pgsql/bin entry and if that entry is ahead of other entries. In this way, the user will end up using always the selected PostgreSQL binaries. A new parameter PGENV_WARNINGS has been introduced in the configuration settings so that it is possible to avoid the warnings.
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A possible straightforward implementation of running scripts when particular events occur.
Driven by configuration (permanent or on-the-fly).