Tom Lane wrote:
> Bruce Momjian <br...@momjian.us> writes:
> > Peter Eisentraut wrote:
> >> Most of the entries are quite frankly junk,
> 
> > That was the same reaction Tom had.  Again, many might be junk, but is
> > it 100% junk.  What about:
> 
> >     8.4 - psql output for \l
> 
>               Done (and this is on the commitfest page anyway)

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        http://archives.postgresql.org/pgsql-hackers/2009-01/msg00154.php


> >     HAVE_FSEEKO for WIN32
> 
>               Proposes moving win32-only code into port.h,
>               which is 100% wrong IMHO

The problem is that we override fseeko only in pg_dump, while it should
be done globally for Win32; that is what Andrew was asking about.  Am I
missing something?

> >     stat() vs cygwin
> 
>               According to the thread, no one but you thinks there's a
>               problem.

Well, I offered to document the problem, and have done that now.

> >     Memory mess introduced by recent funcapi.c patch
> 
>               Fixed

OK.

> >     The suppress_redundant_updates_trigger() works incorrectly
> 
>               Fixed

OK.

> >     So what's an "empty" array anyway?
> 
>               Blue-sky discussion about a fundamental behavior change
>               that should certainly not be put into 8.4 in a rush.

Added to TODO.

> As-is, this list is completely unhelpful.  It looks like you've dumped
> all your unread mail onto this page and asked the rest of us to sort it
> for you.  I'm sorry, but I've got other things to do.

That explains why people were confused.  I never intended for the list
to be scanned --- I only wanted to give people and idea of the _volume_
I am looking at;  I will approach people individually to close them,
though the comments I did get were very helpful.

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