Hi, On 2018-10-19 17:32:58 -0400, Stephen Frost wrote: > As you pointed out previously, the current code *doesn't* work, before > or after this change, and we clearly need to rework this to move things > into libpgcommon and also fix pg_basebackup. Reverting this would at > least get us back to having similar code between this and pg_basebackup, > and then it'll be cleaner and clearer to have one patch which moves that > similar logic into libpgcommon and fixes the missing exceptions for the > EXEC_BACKEND case. > > Keeping the patch doesn't do anything for the pg_basebackup case, and > confuses the issue by having these filename-pattern-whitelists which > weren't there before and that should be removed, imv.
The current state has pg_verify_checksum work on windows for casual usage, which includes the regression tests that previously were broken. Whereas reverting it has the advantage that a fixup diff would be a few lines smaller. If you want to push a revert together with a fix, be my guest, but until that time it seems unhelpful to revert. Greetings, Andres Freund