Thomas Hallgren wrote:
> Marc,
> > Since I (and I don't believe anyone else on core) uses Java ...
> > shouldn't it be up to the developer of the PL/J* modules to do this? We
> > can't weigh which one is better then the other, as we don't use it ...
> >
> Of course the contributors should supply as much of this material as
> possible. The point I'm trying to make is that there's often no
> incentive to do so, nor a good place to put it.
What incentive do you want us to give? We don't have any. And if
someone does it, we will find a place for it.
> > Also, how does someone support something that they don't use? Again,
> > that is the developer of PL/J*'s job to do, not ours ...
> >
> Again, I'm not trying to offload work from the contributors onto the
> members of core. This is about how things are perceived by the
> PostgreSQL customers. Of course the contributors must continue to
> support their products. If they don't, I'd expect the "supported" status
> to be dropped at some point.
I think you want us to look more like a MySQL AB or Oracle company where
things are more bundled and blessed. It isn't going to happen with us
because we aren't a company, don't make money, and don't control anyone.
This reminds me of the MySQL migration guy who didn't want to use a 3rd
party replicaiton solution. I really wanted to say he might be happier
with MySQL.
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