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[Enhancement]: Add license information on the extension description #5436
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FYI @jfjoly - do you mind doing a quick check of the proposed way to present the edition? |
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What type of enhancement is this?
User experience
What subsystems and features will be improved?
Other
What does the enhancement do?
We continue to see confusion in the market because some cloud providers are running the TimescaleDB Apache 2 Edition, but not making that clear.
At the moment it is not easy to find that information through standard commands. We'd like to provide that information when users run
\dx
, by chaning the “extension description” and including the TimescaleDB edition that is running.Implementation proposal
Let's update the description of the extension when
\dx
runs (check that there is no limit for the description and if there is, that we are under it):Optional (open question for the implementation): Is it possible to include the license in the name of the extension instead of the description?
Not sure if the name is used for lookups, etc so it would break internal stuff or integrations if we were to change it. But if we could, it would look even better.
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