make pg_createsubscriber option names more consistent
I propose to rename the pg_createsubscriber option --socket-directory to
--socketdir. This would make it match the equivalent option in
pg_upgrade. (It even has the same short option '-s'.)
pg_createsubscriber and pg_upgrade have a lot of common terminology and
a similar operating mode, so it would make sense to keep this consistent.
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Dear Peter,
I propose to rename the pg_createsubscriber option --socket-directory to
--socketdir. This would make it match the equivalent option in
pg_upgrade. (It even has the same short option '-s'.)
pg_createsubscriber and pg_upgrade have a lot of common terminology and
a similar operating mode, so it would make sense to keep this consistent.
+1. If so, should we say "default current dir." instead of "default current directory" in usage()
because pg_upgrade says like that?
Best regards,
Hayato Kuroda
FUJITSU LIMITED
On Wed, Jul 31, 2024, at 4:02 AM, Peter Eisentraut wrote:
I propose to rename the pg_createsubscriber option --socket-directory to
--socketdir. This would make it match the equivalent option in
pg_upgrade. (It even has the same short option '-s'.)
pg_createsubscriber and pg_upgrade have a lot of common terminology and
a similar operating mode, so it would make sense to keep this consistent.
WFM.
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Euler Taveira
EDB https://www.enterprisedb.com/
On 31.07.24 11:15, Hayato Kuroda (Fujitsu) wrote:
Dear Peter,
I propose to rename the pg_createsubscriber option --socket-directory to
--socketdir. This would make it match the equivalent option in
pg_upgrade. (It even has the same short option '-s'.)
pg_createsubscriber and pg_upgrade have a lot of common terminology and
a similar operating mode, so it would make sense to keep this consistent.+1. If so, should we say "default current dir." instead of "default current directory" in usage()
because pg_upgrade says like that?
Committed with that change. Thanks.