Peter Eisentraut <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I doubt that it ever really worked, or could work, to install a new > version over an old one without deleting the old one first. This here is > just one problem. We can't be making these funny workarounds every time > the set of installed user visible files changes. For example, if an older > version had a header file that the new version doesn't have, then user > code that includes this file will still be silently broken. Well, the idea is to make the breakage be not so silent ... regards, tom lane
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