Stephen Frost <[email protected]> writes:
> * Tom Lane ([email protected]) wrote:
>> + ERROR: pg_audit must be loaded via shared_preload_libraries
>>
>> This seems like a rather poorly thought-through error check.
>> It will break not only the buildfarm but any dump/restore scenario.
>> You really can't have extensions that refuse to let themselves
>> be created.
> Yeah, the original idea behind it was to force the user to think about
> if they really would want to load it later on down the line rather than
> have it pre-loaded always.
> I'll put something in the docs which recommends it and provides the
> reasoning behind it.
Could we apply a check at some later time, when the user actually does
something that is not sensible unless the library was preloaded? Even
then, just a WARNING might be better than ERROR.
(Still, it's not clear how you'd get buildfarm testing to pass, so
maybe this line of thought is just as fruitless.)
regards, tom lane
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