pg_upgrade tests running calling psql without --no-psqlrc
Hi all,
Since commit d5563d7d, -c does not imply any more --no-psqlrc hence
the tests of pg_upgrade may run with a custom psqlrc file loaded. I
think that we had better add -X to avoid that, like in the patch
attached.
Thoughts?
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2015-12-28 14:21 GMT+01:00 Michael Paquier <michael.paquier@gmail.com>:
Hi all,
Since commit d5563d7d, -c does not imply any more --no-psqlrc hence
the tests of pg_upgrade may run with a custom psqlrc file loaded. I
think that we had better add -X to avoid that, like in the patch
attached.
Thoughts?
+1
Pavel
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Michael Paquier <michael.paquier@gmail.com> writes:
Since commit d5563d7d, -c does not imply any more --no-psqlrc hence
the tests of pg_upgrade may run with a custom psqlrc file loaded. I
think that we had better add -X to avoid that, like in the patch
attached.
Yeah. "grep" found a few more, but I think I got them all now.
regards, tom lane
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