Thanks to the efforts of @usamoi, @passcod, and many bug reports and patches from others besides, we are within (slightly speculatively?) about 10 PRs of fixing Windows. Some of these may be very small patches.
Currently, cargo-pgrx builds on Windows, but does not quite finish cargo pgrx init:
0: %1 is not a valid Win32 application. (os error 193)
Location:
cargo-pgrx\src\command\init.rs:450
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0: cargo_pgrx::command::init::download_postgres with pg_version=12.20
at cargo-pgrx\src\command\init.rs:237
We probably mostly need to fix most of the shellouts and some of the path searches in the build system elements of pgrx so that they are more platform-neutral. This should mostly not require specialist knowledge (relative to "knowing a smidge of Rust", anyways).
Thanks to the efforts of @usamoi, @passcod, and many bug reports and patches from others besides, we are within (slightly speculatively?) about 10 PRs of fixing Windows. Some of these may be very small patches.
Currently, cargo-pgrx builds on Windows, but does not quite finish
cargo pgrx init:We probably mostly need to fix most of the shellouts and some of the path searches in the build system elements of pgrx so that they are more platform-neutral. This should mostly not require specialist knowledge (relative to "knowing a smidge of Rust", anyways).