Hi,
libdbi-drivers has a self-test with PostgreSQL. It starts the database
daemon with a specific temporary directory. To get the binaries
location, 'pg_config --bindir' is used. Currently this is the
transitive cause of the build (self-test) failure[1]: libpq-dev which
ships pg_config is version 9.6 and report it's binary directory, while
the default postgresql package is the 9.5 version. Thus the test
script can't start postgres from the non-existent 9.6 path. Is there
any other way to get the actual postgres path? Any plan to update the
default postgresql packages to the 9.6~rc1 version?
Please send me Cc on replies, I'm not subscribed.
Thanks,
Laszlo/GCS
[1] https://bugs.debian.org/837280
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