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On Monday, December 5th, 2022 at 8:05 AM, Michael Paquier <michael@paquier.xyz> wrote:
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> On Sat, Dec 03, 2022 at 11:45:30AM +0900, Michael Paquier wrote:
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> > While this is correct in checking that the contents are compressed
> > under --with-zlib, this also removes the coverage where we make sure
> > that this command is able to complete under --without-zlib without
> > compressing any of the table data files. Hence my point from
> > upthread: this test had better not use compile_option, but change
> > glob_pattern depending on if the build uses zlib or not.
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> In short, I mean something like the attached. I have named the flag
> content_patterns, and switched it to an array so as we can check that
> toc.dat is always uncompression and that the other data files are
> always uncompressed.
I see. This approach is much better than my proposal, thanks. If you
allow me, I find 'content_patterns' to be slightly ambiguous. While is
true that it refers to the contents of a directory, it is not the
contents of the dump that it is examining. I took the liberty of proposing
an alternative name in the attached v16.
I also took the liberty of applying the test pattern when it the dump
is explicitly compressed.
> > In order to check this behavior with defaults_custom_format, perhaps
> > we could just remove the -Z6 from it or add an extra command for its
> > default behavior?
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> This is slightly more complicated as there is just one file generated
> for the compression and non-compression cases, so I have let that as
> it is now.
I was thinking a bit more about this. I think that we can use the list
TOC option of pg_restore. This option will first print out the header
info which contains the compression. Perl utils already support to
parse the generated output of a command. Please find an attempt to do
so in the attached. The benefits of having some testing for this case
become a bit more obvious in 0004 of the patchset, when lz4 is
introduced.
Cheers,
//Georgios
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> Michael
