> > GSoC should be treated as a full-time job, that's how much time you're >> expected to dedicate to it. Having bachelor's degree exams in June would be >> a serious problem. You'll need to discuss with the potential mentors on how >> to make up for that time. >> > My bachelor's diploma is almost done and I will have enough time for GSoC work.
> Other than that, the schedule seems fairly relaxed. In fact, this project > seems a bit too small for a GSoC project. I'd suggest coming up with some > additional GiST-related work that you could do, in addition to the > microvacuum thing. Otherwise I think there's a risk that you finish the > patch in May, and have nothing to do for the rest of the summer. I want to take additional work-item for gsoc 2015. I don't known, which item of todo is completed, but I compose list of items: 1) add support for microvacuum for GIN index in common with Anastasiya Lubennikova (she will be realize function amgettuple in GIN), if it's a possible feature. 2) bug with Index on inet changes query result ( http://www.postgresql.org/message-id/flat/201010112055.o9bktzf7011...@wwwmaster.postgresql.org#201010112055.o9bktzf7011...@wwwmaster.postgresql.org ) 3) Teach GIN cost estimation about "fast scans"(I know very little about GIN, but discussion in mailing list was interesting for me) 4) pg_restore unusable for expensive matviews ( http://www.postgresql.org/message-id/flat/20140820021530.2534.43...@wrigleys.postgresql.org#20140820021530.2534.43...@wrigleys.postgresql.org ) 5) may be community can suggest me such thing with GiST or microvacuum for GiST will be usefull for all. Best wishes, Ivanitskiy Ilya.
