On 1999-12-10, Bruce Momjian mentioned:
> Maybe we just call it 7.0, and have some more incompatibility stuff in
> 7.1. Seems waiting for some .0 release is not going to work, unless we
> scrap the Feb 1 beta and just wait for all new stuff to be finished, but
> that seems worse than having a 7.1 that contains some incompatiblities.
What kind of incompatibilities are we talking about here really? Is there
anything that can't be resolved via
* big warning signs
* pg_dump or (to be created) friends
* supporting the old stuff for a while as well
* automated conversion of the things using the old stuff
* informative documents outlining the reason of the change and how to
cope with it?
Things change all the time, that's a fact of life.
If foreign keys get done this is definitely the greatest thing in the
world for the end user, so 7.0 is a good name.
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