Closed ilmari closed 5 years ago
I did some work to actually make it possible to run the tests on 7.4 (but a bunch of them fail), and fixed everything to work on 8.0.
I've now merged the fixes for versions back to 8.0, so this PR only has the changes to drop 7.4 support.
@turnstep do you have an opinion on what the minimum supported version should be?
My opinion is the same: support as far back as possible, until it becomes an undue burden or technically infeasible to support specific versions. But I'm fine with dropping 7.4 support. :)
I take that as an okay to merge this PR?
On a related note we really should set up some CI (Travis, Circle, whatever) to automatically test on every version we claim to support, so we don't accidentally break them again.
Yes, I'm fine with the merge. Some sort of CI would certainly be nice, although I'm out of tuits.
On Wed, Jan 9, 2019 at 5:55 PM Dagfinn Ilmari Mannsåker < notifications@github.com> wrote:
I take that as an okay to merge this PR?
On a related note we really should set up some CI (Travis, Circle, whatever) to automatically test on every version we claim to support, so we don't accidentally break them again.
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We currently (since 2007) support PostgreSQL back to version 7.4, which has been out of support upstream since 2010. By dropping support for versions before 8.0 we can get rid of several bits of cruft: