pg_dump and psql's \d currently display stored and virtual generated columns asymmetrically:
s_total integer GENERATED ALWAYS AS ((a + b)) STORED v_total integer GENERATED ALWAYS AS ((a + b))
Since VIRTUAL is default most likely this was omitted but with this
puts the burden on the reader to identify whether it is STORED or
VIRTUAL since both kinds coexist in v19.
The output follows existing conventions of not printing extraneous text. Additionally, storage itself is non-standard so the absence of a modifier is producing standard-compliant output. I would -1 changing pg_dump on this basis. I’d be inclined to go with the symmetry/readability argument for psql \d though.
Thank you for the feedback! Updated the patch for psql \d only.
