Hi. Question about Wiki version control. Am I correct in believing that every revision of an article is stored in the database, in full?
Also, looking through the php source, I'm seeing what look like a lot of MySQLisms that are hard to clean up, but if fixed could mean tremendous speedups with Postgres. Thats entirely apart from the benefit of running the VACUUM program every night so the database self-optimizes itself for the data access patterns that it sees.
I would like to complement the coders on a really clean codebase. The code is a pleasure to read and tweak. Not nice to do major changes on, but I doubt if that was ever intended for the code anyway. Postgres support isn't a major change, btw.
There is one minor point; it's a very nice thing to have the sql stuff abstracted out into it's own .sql file. I refer to things like buildTables.php, and the like. Code and SQL don't mix too well; makes it harder to hunt down bugs or make modifications in either one. For instance, getting rid of MySQLisms...
Jonathan