Closed davecramer closed 3 years ago
Hello @davecramer Is this related to the 8.4.3 release?
We noticed that it postgres registers the version of it as 8.4.2, rather than 8.4.3 and there are not empty upgrade .sql
files. Was this intentional?
Thank you, Rachel
@rheaton ya, I was wondering about that. There are no real changes from one to the other, If this is confusing I can bump the release and change the sql file names if that helps.
It didn't cause us any problems, but it was surprising. :)
Apologies. I think I'll tag a release with it fixed shortly
So nothing has changed except the release tag at this point. I guess it makes sense to bump the tag and the version number in the control file to make sure that they are the same
@rheaton I want to tag the current master https://github.com/postgres-plr/plr/commit/dd599f2692238b866752f8f0251aab88ef1493fd This should resolve your issue. Any chance you can test it?
Taking a look now!
Looks good to me!
pg=# \dx;
List of installed extensions
Name | Version | Schema | Description
----------------+---------+------------+----------------------------------------------------------------
plr | 8.4.4 | public | load R interpreter and execute R script from within a database
(4 rows)
Thx, Tagged and will release shortly using CI
For some reason we are not generating automatic releases