"Jonathan S. Katz" <jkatz@postgresql.org> writes:
> On 4/12/22 11:19 AM, Tom Lane wrote:
>> It'd just look like this, I think. I see from looking at guc.c that
>> boot_val can be NULL, so we'd better use IS DISTINCT FROM.
> I tested it and I like this a lot better, at least it's much more
> consolidated. They all seem to be generated (directories, timezones,
> collations/encodings).
Yeah, most of what shows up in a minimally-configured installation is
postmaster-computed settings like config_file, rather than things
that were actually set by the DBA. Personally I'd rather hide the
ones that have source = 'override', but that didn't seem to be the
consensus.
> The one exception to this seems to be "max_stack_depth", which is
> rendering on my "\dconfig" though I didn't change it, an it's showing
> it's default value of 2MB. "boot_val" says 100, "reset_val" says 2048,
> and it's commented out in my postgresql.conf. Do we want to align that?
I don't think there's any principled thing we could do about that in
psql. The boot_val is a conservatively small 100kB, but we crank
that up automatically based on getrlimit(RLIMIT_STACK), so on any
reasonable platform it's going to show as not being default.
regards, tom lane
