On 31.03.25 15:52, Tom Lane wrote:
Peter Eisentraut <pe...@eisentraut.org> writes:
I'm not sure what to do with this. If setlocale() and newlocale()
indeed behave differently in what set of locale names they accept, then
technically we ought to test both of them, since we do use both of them
later on. Or maybe we push on with the effort to get rid of setlocale()
calls and then just worry about testing newlocale() (as this patch
does). But right now, if newlocale() is more permissive, then we could
accept locale names that will later fail setlocale() calls, which might
be a problem.
I think the clear answer is "let's stop using setlocale(), and then
not have to worry about any behavioral differences".
Right. That effort is woven into various other ongoing work related to
locales, collations, etc. So for now, I'm going to close this
commitfest entry as done, since $subject was achieved. The rest can be
picked up later, when the required progress in the other work has been made.
