On May 11, 2015, at 5:01 PM, Tom Lane <t...@sss.pgh.pa.us> wrote: > Me too. Something fell through the cracks rather badly there :-(. > Would you check your commit history to see if anything else got missed?
Let’s see… In https://github.com/theory/citext/commit/4030b4e1ad9fd9f994a6cdca1126a903682acae4 I copied your use of specifying the full path to pg_catalog function, which is still in core. In https://github.com/theory/citext/commit/c24132c098a822f5a8669ed522e747e01e1c0835, I made some tweaks based on you change you made to some version of my patch. Most are minor, or just for functions needed for 8.4 and not later versions. In https://github.com/theory/citext/commit/2c7e997fd60e2b708d06c128e5fd2db51c7a9f33, I added a cast to bpchar, which is in core. In https://github.com/theory/citext/commit/cf988024d18a6ddd9a8146ab8cabfe6e0167ba26 and https://github.com/theory/citext/commit/22f91a0d50003a0c1c27d1fbf0bb5c0a1e3a3cad I switched from VARSIZE_ANY_EXHDR() to strlen() at your suggestion. Also still there. Anyway, those are all from 2008 and pretty much just copy changes you made to core. The return value of regexp_matches() is the only significant change since then. So I think we’re good. Best, David\
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