On Mon, Aug 10, 2026 at 12:43:37PM +0200, Hannu Krosing wrote: > The main thing (that I know of) that I have not yet done handling > VACUUM FULL and CLUSTER for direct toast tables. > > Disabling them if direct toast tuples exist is trivial.
Well, you say that. Noted. Now, it also sounds to me that you are talking about oranges and I am talking about apples, which are two different things. There is nothing that prevents doing one thing and the other (I write that after looking at your AI-generated code that you have mentioned as not reading yourself, yes). Here the apples are about one full patch set that's posted on this thread, split for easier review, able to handle all cases we care about in core including backward-compatibility, relation rewrites, upgrades, dump/restore, versus oranges clearly presented as partially complete without a clear complete picture. Honestly, and to keep it short, I don't see enough arguments to be convinced that the oranges are better than the apples. Having the code presenting the oranges to be fully generated by an LLM agent does not help IMO, either. -- Michael
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