Generate different queries depending on the postgresql version #914
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Caching is not needed anymore as String concatenation is faster than query parsing.
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@AlexGacon Could you confirm that the version below is still working for your use case? If so, I will merge this PR and start the release process. https://github.com/apache/incubator-baremaps/releases/tag/v0.8.2-test5 |
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@bchapuis it still works perfectly! |
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Great, thank you for the confirmation. |
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Generate different queries depending on the postgresql version.
Recent versions of postgis will use subqueries as the query optimizer allows it. This allows for more complex user provided queries in the tileset. Legacy versions (<16) append conditions to the user provided queries to allow for better performance.