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previously it had the doc string for `errorMessage`
phadej
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debian old-stable seems to have libpq-9.4, so I'm fine with dropping |
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In fact, we have |
The parenthetical has been included in libpq docs since 9.3. This library already requires libpq >= 9.3.
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Thanks! I updated this branch, removing the old warning. |
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Merge postgresql-libpq upstream as of 2022-12-29
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A couple of mismatches I noticed between docs on the Haskell bindings & on upstream libpq. I'm not sure which versions of libpq this library tries to support. If you only support libpq that still have upstream support, I would prefer to drop the warning about
ntuplesentirely.