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This affects the function tests (IE: function_owner_is), but might impact others.
The current API of passing in a name is problematic because if you pass in a non-canonical type name (ie: int) you end up with a very confusing 'function does not exist' error. It would be better if we were dealing with regtype[].
Any significant downsides to changing the parameters of the function_* test functions? FWIW, regtype[] exists back to at least 9.0.
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pgTAP has patch files for support back to 8.1. I dropped 8.0 back in Nov 2011, so I'd say we could start dropping the other 8.x versions. Hasn't really been a reason to since then, though. If the change is just to the signature (regtype[] instead of name[]), then it will be easy for me to update the patches.
This affects the function tests (IE: function_owner_is), but might impact others.
The current API of passing in a name is problematic because if you pass in a non-canonical type name (ie: int) you end up with a very confusing 'function does not exist' error. It would be better if we were dealing with regtype[].
Any significant downsides to changing the parameters of the function_* test functions? FWIW, regtype[] exists back to at least 9.0.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: