Fix build when escape functions are not supported in libpq #409
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Any idea why the tests are failing? Looks like a Ubuntu PPA issue. The escape tests passed though. |
…therwise use the JS functions.
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Alright the tests passed and I did a "git rebase". Sorry I did not do that before. I think the best way to ensure this works right is to modify the tests to download, install, test PG 8.4 as well as 9.x. |
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Yeah I need to get a postgres 8.x install going. Maybe on a vps or something. |
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@rpedela thank you soooo much for this & your patience. I was traveling last week & had personal stuff this weekend so sorry it's taken me a while to get to it. I'm booting a droplet right now to test postgres v8.x compilation. After that....merge. You've been doing some pretty solid pull requests recently. If you have any interest in being a maintainer I'd love to discuss it over an issue in github on this repository to keep transparency w/ the community at a maximum. If you're interested just open an issue. :) |
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Tested & verified with postgres v8.4! |
Fix build when escape functions are not supported in libpq
If the PG version < 9.0.0 then the native escape functions will not be exported, and will fallback to the JS versions.