Hi,

On 2026-09-08 14:32:31 -0500, Zsolt Parragi wrote:
> This seem to be 0002 from a patchset I submitted yesterday[1].
> 
> > Perhaps a stupid question, but: Who cares?
> 
> My reasoning for this was that the other test module that has the same
> issue (test_extensible) states that it is an example for extension
> developers:
> 
>     This module can be used as a template for developers willing to develop
>     their own extensions.  "Writing a Custom Scan Provider" covers the
>     documentation for custom scans.

> So I thought a small fix is a good improvement there, and then
> test_bms_membership was an easy follow up because it's the same thing.

We are drowning in patches, with actual (not AI) review and committer
bandwidth being the bottleneck. I think showing that we accept patches for
making test modules not crash when held in bogus ways is a good way to make
that even worse.

I think using these modules as templates for real extensions tends to be a not
great idea. I turns out test code, which tends to lean towards testing edge
cases etc, is rarely nice, easy to understand, code.

Greetings,

Andres Freund


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