> Can you provide me with a list of platforms it should be tested on?
The current list is at
http://www.postgresql.org/devel-corner/docs/admin/supported-platforms.html
> No, I wouldn't do that to you. You tell me how you want the results
> to look and I'll give you copy-n-paste. All of this info will be stored
> in a table so the output is however it's wanted.
OK, if we entered in the current list of supported platforms, or even if
not, that could form the basis for the "solicitation email" to get the
rest of the platforms tested. Look at what I collate in the docs, but if
you give me more that won't be a problem.
btw, for docs I'm not sure how to include much more information, since
it has to fit on a page (in tabular form, presumably). Suggestions?
> > Could we perhaps have a reference on that page to the current
> > developer's doc page of "supported platforms"? <blah blah blah>
> No problem.
Ok, the URL would be the same as above, for *development*. Not sure how
we will do the same info on the "released side" of the web site?
> If anything this will make it easier for you and give you more time to
> interact and less time to have to dig for results which may not be as
> complete as you'd like.
Yup, you are right. Thanks.
Hmm, would generating an email to the -hackers list when something gets
updated be useful? istm it would not end up being spam, but what do
y'all think?
- Thomas
