Tom Lane <tgl@sss.pgh.pa.us> writes:
> The case where this would actually happen is where extension A creates
> some operator, and mentions some other operator as its commutator or
> negator, but never gets around to defining the other operator. Then
> extension B comes along and tries to fill in the other operator
> definition. Do we want to let that happen, or do we want to throw an
> error on the grounds that this sort of interconnection of two extensions
> was almost certainly not intended? (Note that I rather doubt that
> dropping either extension alone, afterwards, would clean up nicely,
> since we have no code that would remove the oprcom/oprnegate linkage.)
I don't think we should let that happen. We currently support self
contained extensions and I don't see opening the door this way as a
feature.
> On the whole I'm starting to think that throwing an error is the best
> thing. We could always relax that later, but going the other way might
> be problematic.
+1
Regards,
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