On 03/20/2015 04:09 PM, Robert Haas wrote:
Thus far, the rule for postgresql.conf has been that pretty much everything goes in there, and that's a defensible position. Other reasonable options would be to ship the file with a small handful of settings in it and leave everything else, or to ship it completely empty of comments with only those settings that initdb sets and nothing else. I'd be OK a coherent policy change in this area, but just removing one or two setting seems like it will be confusing rather than helpful.
I would agree with this. I imagine there is only about a dozen, dozen and a half that need to be there by default.
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