> 1) Require the configuration to be always specified. The problem with
> this is that casting (::tsquery) and operators (@@) have no way to
> specify a configuration.
it's not comfortable for most often cases
>
> 2) Use a GUC that you can set for the configuration, and perhaps
> default it if possible to match the locale. Is the default affected by
> search_path (ouch)?
Right now it works so
>
> How do we make sure that any index that is accessed is using the same
> configuration that is being used by the query, e.g. ::tsquery? Do we
> have to store the configuration name in the index and somehow throw an
> error if it doesn't match? What about changes to the configuration
> after the index has been created, e.g. new stop words or dictionaries?
That's possible intentional case, so we should not throw ERROR!
>
> The two big open issues are whether we allow a default configuration,
> and whether we require the configuration name to be always specified.
>
> My guess right now is that we use a GUC that will default if a
> pg_catalog configuration name matches the lc_ctype locale name, and we
> have to throw an error if an accessed index creation GUC doesn't match
> the current GUC.
Where will index store index creation GUC?
>
> So we create a pg_catalog full text configuration named UTF8.en-US, and
> some others like ru_RU.UTF-8.
>
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