Over the past month, several major features got reverted from Postgres 19. At this point, even if everything else goes perfectly, Postgres 19 will be released about a month later than originally planned. A couple recent blog posts seem to suggest the reverts happened due to AI finding complex bugs in those patches, with fixes way too invasive this late in the development cycle. I don’t think that narrative matches reality, and I think it matters to correct that.
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Tomas Vondra: Are we reverting patches because of bugs found by AI?
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Source:https://postgr.es/p/9wF
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