Sorry if this is the wrong place for this but as far as I can tell
there are only 2 features so far that I've seen discussed on hackers
that are looking really good to me. I'm sure all the little changes
will add up to a big win but these are the only two that would make
me feel an urgent need to go through the hassle of upgrading.
1) Standby mode
2) Improvements to PITR making it easier to set up.
If I could have asked for any two features to be implemented in
postgres it would probably have been these two, so I am very
curious. Are these two features definitely in, definitely out or
still up in the air as far as 8.2 in concerned?
On Aug 2, 2006, at 4:09 PM, Alvaro Herrera wrote:
Bruce Momjian wrote:
I am thinking we will portray 8.2 as a release focused on usability
improvements. We do have a few large features, like perhaps bit-
mapped
indexes, but in general, the release has a lot of additions that make
things easier to use, rather than adding new features or performance.
Hum, haven't we seen a lot of performance improvements committed? I'd
say 8.2 is performance + usability :-) It's true that we don't
have as
many "major features" in 8.2 as compared to 8.1 or 8.0.
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