On 3/24/16 10:21 AM, Alexander Korotkov wrote:
> 1) It's a great feature many users dream about.
Doesn't matter if it starts eating their data...
> 2) Patch is not very big.
> 3) Patch doesn't introduce significant infrastructural changes. It just
> change some well-isolated placed.
It doesn't really matter how big the patch is, it's a question of "What
did the patch fail to consider?". With something as complicated as the
btree code, there's ample opportunities for missing things. (And FWIW,
I'd argue that a 51kB patch is certainly not small, and a patch that is
doing things in critical sections isn't terribly isolated).
I do think this will be a great addition, but it's just too late to be
adding this to 9.6.
(BTW, I'm getting bounces from a.lebedev@postgrespro.ru, as well as
postmaster@. I emailed info@postgrespro.ru about this but never heard back.)
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