I can try to add some simple tools or such or a trng or two for pgsql if there is a place or need one of these. My early efforts in Python so code might have to be spruced up and standardised quite a bit.
> On Jan 24, 2025, at 01:03, Vish Penmetsa <vish.penmetsa@gmail.com> wrote: > > Probably I might have misunderstood the purpose of the group or the workings of the postgresql group. > > I thought the group will look at suggestions on a voluntary basis review them and if found useful will approve to carry forward with the suggestions. > > In this case vmssowftare group provides the os copy on VM's but I thought the group leadership will do some communications.
The organization of the PostgreSQL Global Development Group is not like the organization of a commercial software organization. It is up to the general developer community to propose, advocate, and see through any changes (including ports). The "leadership" reviews and approves contributions to the primary core PostgreSQL code, but it is up to the person or organization that wants a feature to do the work to make it actually happen.
So, basically, if you want a maintained VMS port, you need to either drive the project yourself, or find others who will.
-- Christophe Pettus / christophe.pettus@pgexperts.com Chief Executive Officer / PGX Inc. / 24x7 Support, Consulting, Development / pgexperts.com See us at: SCaLE, March 6-9, Los Angeles / Nordic PgDay, Copenhagen, March 18
