I don't quite understand why it has to be one way or
the other. Why don't you just ask for admin/update
proviledges, and get added to the project? That's what
I did when Karl started the project.
I believe there have already been some of the bug
fixes rolled in from the PG sources, from other
people.
One of the problems I see is that it was asked over a
year ago to separate libpgtcl from the core, and Karl
did that. But people continued to update the core
libpgtcl for some reason, I am not sure why.
Did you base your changes off of the Gborg project or
the libpgtcl that's still in the core?
I would welcome your changes into the gborg, but I
don't think there is any reason to create a new
project or change admins at this point. Just because I
don't have time now to make any updates, doesn't mean
I won't later...
--- L J Bayuk <ljb220@mindspring.com> wrote:
> It has now been over a year since the last beta
> release of the unbundled
> libpgtcl on gborg.postgresql.org. This interface
> seems to have gotten
> itself stuck part-way towards unbundling. Are the
> project admins still
> around (Brett Schwarz and Karl Lehenbauer)? From
> back in Nov 2002, I think
> the 1.4b3 code was release quality, but there wasn't
> much documentation.
> Now the code also needs to be resynchronized with
> fixes in the bundled
> libpgtcl.
>
> If the current project admins don't want it, nobody
> else steps forward, and
> the PostgreSQL Group is still in favor of unbundling
> this interface, I
> would like to take over the project. I've done some
> work on the code, and
> my own version is much further along than 1.4b3 on
> gborg. I have:
> - Rolled in the PostgreSQL-7.4 (and later)
> fixes;
> - Added new features: prepared queries, extended
> error codes,
> transaction status, extended field attributes,
> backend parameters,
> notice/warning message handlers, NULL value
> testing (these are
> also in my pgin.tcl pure-Tcl interface);
> - Various cleanups, fixes, finish conversion to
> Tcl objects;
> - A Makefile for the free Borland C compiler to
> build a DLL for
> Windows, which works with the latest
> ActiveState Tcl binary release;
> - A test suite using tcltest;
> - Made lots of progress on the Docbook
> documentation.
>
> What do you think? Should the (former) admins step
> aside, and let me
> take over? Or do we give up and re-bundle it?
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