On Sun, Jan 20, 2019 at 06:50:33PM -0500, Tom Lane wrote: > A larger issue is whether "hand out some OIDs on-demand" is a > sustainable strategy. I think that it is, if we encourage extensions > to assign fixed OIDs only to objects they really need to. In thirty-ish > years of core PG development, we've only used up ~4200 fixed OIDs, > and a lot of those are for functions that probably don't really need > fixed OIDs but got one because we give one to every built-in function. > However, if there's a big land rush to claim large chunks of OIDs, > we might have a problem.
Hm. Such things are a bit concerning. There are many closed and open extensions, so it looks hard to not create conflicts between multiple extensions trying to get the same range of OIDs or even the same OIDs and users willing to combine some of them. This could mess up the user experience. -- Michael
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