Update CI to include Swift 5.7 and Postgres 15 #233
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…for main into test workflow.
0xTim
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Nope, at least nothing that PostgresKit cares about - that's all PostgresNIO's concern, and even then the only real wire protocol change since 11 that I can think of offhand was the addition of streaming result rows. |
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Haven't yet built a working reusable workflow that would allow centralizing this for packages which require supporting services (such as a database server).