Kai Groner
Kai Groner
This is kind of a breaking change, because existing versions of migra won't know to exclude enums with is_extension set. This could be avoided by exposing extension enums separately. @djrobstep...
Adding `extension_enums` sounds good to me.
@djrobstep I wasn't sure if `extension_enums` should be used in `PostgreSQL.dependency_order` and I couldn't find any uses of it outside of the tests.
It just occurred to me that this might be an unusual corner case because the enum is in a composite type. I'll try to put some steps to reproduce the...
This also occurs without the composite type, if the extension enum is used in a table.
The following approach seems to work to get past this: - Add an `is_extension` flag to `InspectedEnum` - Modify the query in pg/sql/enums.sql to return an `is_extension` column instead of...
@jaredramirez I haven't looked at this in over a year, but I think #63 addresses this. Not sure how up to date it is now though.
pg_rrule relies on libical to do this expansion. I see libical-2.0 was released and has some additional sanity checks around rrules. It isn't immediately obvious that this case is addressed....
#8 show an impossible rrule, with a COUNT, that causes get_occurrences to return.
Hi @jamesdixon. I'm currently prototyping an application using pg_rrule. Here's how I'm currently planning to handle exdates: Given a table with fields `dtstart timestamptz`, `rrules rrule[]` and `exdates timestamptz[]`, you...