feat(dblint): add pglinter #632
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- Add #![cfg(not(target_os = "windows"))] to skip pglinter tests on Windows since the pglinter extension is not available there (only Linux/macOS) - Fix clippy warnings: use as_deref() and contains() instead of manual patterns - Remove table_with_primary_key test since pglinter checks all tables globally, making a "no diagnostics for table with PK" test impossible when other tables exist - Add plpgsql_check as dependency in test setup 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]>
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adds support for
pglinterand integrate it withdblint. It reuses the existing infrastructure, and 99% of the code changes are generated.adapted the
Dockerfileto also installpglinter. Will take around 10 minutes now to build, but its all cached after that.the initial metadata is generated from the downloaded repo. a follow-up pr will automate this too.
pglinter works in a weird way where the user defines thresholds for certain rules. e.g.
I would much rather see the actual objects that have an uppercase in name...
Opened an issue to check in with the maintainer: pmpetit/pglinter#83