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The four get_LOLOR_* accessors were defined with an empty parameter list, which declares a function taking unspecified arguments rather than none. That contradicts the (void) prototypes in lolor.h, and -Wstrict-prototypes reports it on every build. Spell the definitions the same way as the declarations.
lolor's only CI is the Docker test workflow, which builds without -Werror: a new warning is buried in the build log of a run whose result is a test verdict. Borrow spock's build-werror job, which compiles the extension alone with warnings promoted to errors, so a warning fails one short job that names the file and the line. The matrix keeps spock's axes -- PostgreSQL major, gcc and clang, stock and assertion-enabled builds -- over lolor's supported majors (16-19, the list workflow.yml tests). lolor branches on no configure switch beyond assertions, so "full" drops spock's lz4 and injection points, and FSDB, lolor's only make-time switch, replaces the SPOCK_RANDOM_DELAYS and NO_LOG_OLD_VALUE variants. lolor includes no spock headers, so the job builds vanilla PostgreSQL and compiles lolor against it with PGXS, without spock or the spock patches.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds a GitHub Actions workflow that builds PostgreSQL 16–19 and lolor with GCC and Clang, including stock and cassert configurations. It also adds GCC diagnostic matching and changes four OID getter definitions to explicitly declare no parameters. ChangesCompiler warning validation
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- Around line 113-115: Update all three PG_TAG selections for stable, RC, and
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"#define FSDB 0" with "#ifdef FSDB" guards around the debug elog() calls reads as "logging off", but #ifdef asks whether the macro exists, not what it says, so the calls were compiled into every build. Setting it to 1 changed nothing, and -DFSDB from the command line only earned a macro redefinition error. Guard the default with #ifndef and test the value with #if, so the comment tells the truth: the calls are out of a normal build, and -DFSDB=1 puts them back.
Two failures from the first run of the workflow.
Every pre-GA major failed in the resolve step. The tag ladder is the
one the Docker test workflow uses, but that workflow runs under plain
"bash -e" while this one asks for "shell: bash", which adds pipefail.
The first grep of the ladder then fails the step rather than falling
through to the RC and BETA rungs -- which is exactly the case the
ladder is there for. End each selection with "|| true", and use
ls-remote --refs so the peeled ^{} entries need no grep of their own.
While here, add the REL_x_STABLE branch as a last rung, for a major
branched but not yet tagged.
The FSDB build failed everywhere because the source defined FSDB
unconditionally; the previous commit makes it a switch, so pass the
value the source now tests.
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Does the same job as pgEdge/spock#635