Add a binary that uses a Postgres backend#132
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Building of this binary is controlled with features, allowing downstream users to build just the SQLite version and not be concerned with the tokio-postgres dependency tree (which includes links to OpenSSL and other details). The Postgres version is disabled by default. This does not change the binary name for the SQLite build, just to avoid confusion for people upgrading to the new version.
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Building of this binary is controlled with features, allowing downstream users to build just the SQLite version and not be concerned with the tokio-postgres dependency tree (which includes links to OpenSSL and other details). The Postgres version is disabled by default.
This does not change the binary name for the SQLite build, just to avoid confusion for people upgrading to the new version.
The README is updated here. A followup PR will add to the mdbook docs and build the appropriate Docker images.