Bump postgresql from 9.3-1102-jdbc41 to 42.2.18

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Bumps postgresql from 9.3-1102-jdbc41 to 42.2.18.

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[42.2.18]

Fixed

• Unfortunately changing the default of gssEncMode to ALLOW was not enough. The GSSEncMode Enum was not changed as well fixed in #1920

[42.2.17]

Changed

• Change default of gssEncMode to ALLOW. PostgreSQL can deal with PREFER but there are cloud providers that did not implement the protocol properly. Libpq gets around this by checking for a GSS credential cache before attempting the connection. This is possible in JDK 8 and up, but not JDK6, or JDK7 fixes Issue #1868 [PR #1913](pgjdbc/pgjdbc#1913)

Added

• Add smallserial metadata [PR #899(pgjdbc/pgjdbc#899)

Fixed

• Avoid NullPointerException when receiving PGbox, PGcircle, PGline, PGlseg, PGpath, PGpoint, PGpolygon, and PGmoney [PR 1873] (pgjdbc/pgjdbc#1873).
• The driver returns enum and jsonb arrays elements as String objects (like in 42.2.14 and earlier versions) PR 1879.
• PgTokenizer was ignoring last empty token [PR #1882](pgjdbc/pgjdbc#1882)
• Remove osgi from karaf fixes Issue #1891 [PR #1902](pgjdbc/pgjdbc#1902)

[42.2.16] (2020-08-20)

Known issues

• The driver returns enum and jsonb arrays elements are returned as PGobject instances (fixed in 42.2.17)

Fixed

• Arrays sent in binary format are now sent as 1 based. This was a regression for multi-dimensional arrays as well as text/varchar, oid and bytea arrays. Since 42.2.0 single dimensional arrays were stored 0 based. They are now sent 1 based which is the SQL standard, and the default for Postgres when sent as strings such as '{1,2,3}'. Fixes issue 1860 in PR 1863.

[42.2.15] (2020-08-14)

Known issues

• The driver returns enum and jsonb arrays elements are returned as PGobject instances (fixed in 42.2.17)

Changed

• Rename source distribution archive to postgresql-$version-jdbc-src.tar.gz, and add top-level archive folder ba017507
• Add the ability to connect with a GSSAPI encrypted connection. As of PostgreSQL version 12 GSSAPI encrypted connections are possible. Now the driver will attempt to connect to the server with a GSSAPI encrypted connection. If that fails then attempt an SSL connection, finally falling back to a plain text connection. All of this is controlled using both the gssEncMode and sslMode parameters which, in concert with pg_hba.conf, determine if a particular mode is allowed and or required. PR 1821 ad921b9e
• Source release archive shades dependencies (scram) by default. It affects only postgresql-version-src.tar.gz release artifact f0301eb9
• Refactor decoding arrays PR 1194

Added

• Verify nullness with CheckerFramework 6e524ae5

Fixed

• Avoid preparedStatement leak when using updateable ResultSet via insert/update/refreshRow PR 1815 9a0d2b18
• Change order of checks for oid vs primary keys. OID's have been deprecated. PR 1613
• Close certificate file stream. PR 1837
• Make sure socketTimeout is enforced PR 1831
• Assume PKCS-8 SSL key format by default PR 1819
• Preserve unquoted unicode whitespace in array literals PR 1266

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Superseded by #181.