feat: support PostgreSQL 18 (beta 1) #77
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This is great stuff. I was thinkning of working on this tonight. I'll do some testing instead and if things look good to me i'll process this pull request. |
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Adds compile support against PostgreSQL 18 beta 1, fixing #76. Support was pretty straight-forward -- a new argument added to
create_foreignscan_path, and a couple changes to data organization in include files. Tests ran cleanly, althoughwrite_test_*.outcontinues to require tweaks for the order that "ROLLBACK" and "ERROR" notifications appear, but those appear to be random and unrelated to the 18 upgrade.Test automation includes running tests against 18 beta 1; as this isn't a full release yet there's a slight packaging hack to make that work.