Tino Wildenhain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Am Samstag, den 17.12.2005, 16:53 +0200 schrieb Andre Truter:
>> I would be nice if the documentation could be online though, then I
>> would not need to download the whole postgres source just to get the
>> documentation for one small part.
> This is understandable ;) But in this case not postgres peoples
> fault. There is no reason a package manager should exclude parts
> of the software at will.
Actually, I don't think you can reasonably blame the Debian packager
for having overlooked the fact that contrib/dblink has more
documentation files besides its README. The PGDG RPM people overlooked
that too, as did Red Hat (ie, me).
Now that I look, tsearch2 has also adopted a nonstandard documentation
layout.
While we (the packagers) could fix this now that our attention has been
called to it, I wonder whether the better plan wouldn't be to insist
that dblink and tsearch2 fall into line with the rest of the contrib
modules. At the very least we need a uniform convention for docs files
so that packagers won't be playing catchup forever.
regards, tom lane
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