Hello Yugo-san,
I attached the rebased patch.
Patch applies cleanly, compiles, "make check" is okay, although there are
no specific test for the feature. Indeed, after investigation there is not
a SINGLE test for the command:-(
I think that some minimal tap-testing should be done. It seems that
pg_basebackup tap test is the only one which enables checksums. Maybe a
pg_verify_checksum could be added to the "010_pg_basebackup.pl" script.
Anyway I tested that it works by hex-editing a file to trigger a fail.
Function "atoi" is quite lazy, it accepts "-d 1zzz" as "1". Maybe parsing
could be stricter.
When the command is started with both "-d 1 -g", it succeeds by checking
nothing, which is quite misleading. Probably it should complain that these
options are mutually exclusive, or it should check both under -g AND -d 1?
The oid of a database is not obvious... You have to query "SELECT oid, *",
it is not given by \l or \l+ or "psql -l".
About the documentation:
"Only validate checksums in the relations in the database with specified
OID."... I think that indexes and other possibly toasted values are also
checked. I'd suggest "Only validate checksums of objects in the database
specified by its OID".
"--globel-only" -> "--global-only".
ISTM that --help should show options in alphabetical order, however -v is
out of order.
--
Fabien.
