Precise wait-event timing and tracing
needs reviewLow-overhead core timing, trace capture, coverage analysis, and independent observer-effect benchmarks.
postgres@hacking:~$ cat WORK
What is moving, what needs review, what is blocked, and where the durable artifacts live.
Low-overhead core timing, trace capture, coverage analysis, and independent observer-effect benchmarks.
Log the correct commit-record LSN for DROP TABLE and related destructive operations to make PITR recovery less guessy.
Keep logical slots usable on a standby fed by WAL archives by pausing and safely resuming recovery around conflicts.
Add WHERE support to REFRESH MATERIALIZED VIEW with explicit concurrency semantics.
Compress or batch larger WAL records, originating in B-tree build experiments.
Negotiate custom command-completion tags through a _pq_ protocol capability.
Merge sparse sibling pages to reduce index bloat without rebuilding the entire index.
Dmitry’s pg_wait_tracer and core wait-event timing work, supported here with design sessions, reviews, coverage analysis, and independent benchmarks.
Kirk and Nik mentor Quan Hoang Truong’s GSoC project. A related AWS-led patch series now implements a broader pgstat-based redesign for the same contention problem.
Fix standby MultiXact creation and deadlock/corruption edge cases.