Dimitri Fontaine <dimi...@2ndquadrant.fr> writes:
> In the patch we're talking about, the --extension-script is an
> accumulative option that needs an argument, so you do
> pg_dump --extension-script istore --extension-script foo
> or if you're into short options
> pg_dump -X istore -X foo -X bar
My reaction to this is "you've *got* to be kidding". You're going
to put it on the user to remember which extensions are which, or
else he gets an unusable dump? I don't think we should have a switch
like this at all. pg_dump should do the right thing for each extension
without being told.
And, once more, I think keeping the dump behavior for extensions as-is
and inventing a different concept for the script-file-substitutes would
be better than conflating the cases.
regards, tom lane
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