Hello,
since postgres 9, `pg_get_constraintdef(cons.oid, pretty_bool)` does not work as expected. The result is always in
"pretty"-format(with newlines), regardless of whether `pretty_bool` is true or false. Calling
`pg_get_constraintdef(constraint_oid)`without `pretty_bool`, also returns "pretty"-format.
Test with:
```
CREATE TABLE tbl (
id int NOT NULL DEFAULT 0
,CHECK
(
CASE
WHEN id < 0 THEN false
WHEN id >= 0 THEN true
END
)
);
SELECT cons.conname as name, pg_get_constraintdef(cons.oid, false) as src FROM pg_catalog.pg_constraint cons WHERE
cons.conrelidIN (SELECT oid from pg_class WHERE relname='tbl') AND cons.contype = 'c';
```
Result on postgres 8:
```
CHECK (CASE WHEN (id < 0) THEN false WHEN (id >= 0) THEN true ELSE NULL::boolean END)
```
Result on postgres >= 9:
```
CHECK (
CASE
WHEN (id < 0) THEN false
WHEN (id >= 0) THEN true
ELSE NULL::boolean
END)
```
I'm migrating from postgres 8 to 11 and a sqlalchemy script throws a warning "SAWarning: Could not parse CHECK
constrainttext" because there a no newlines expected in `re.match(r"^CHECK *\((.+)\)( NOT VALID)?$", src)`.
Greetings,
elim.
