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Considering the pg_dump and pg_restore use case: By the time we get to large suites of thousands of functions, we're gonna want to have the ability to rebuild everything in one go.
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OOC what would be the use case? To attempt to compile everything with the latest set of lints? I think you could create a plpgsql wrapper around the information in pg_proc technically. There use to be a recompile_function in earlier versions that I think the intent was to be used by read replicas backed when things were stored on disk?
Yes. Our current assumption is that the contents of the pg_dump someone uses pg_restore on should not be trusted, and may not match the current environment, nor configuration, nor etc., and we should rerun the compilation process from the top.
Considering the
pg_dump
andpg_restore
use case: By the time we get to large suites of thousands of functions, we're gonna want to have the ability to rebuild everything in one go.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: