[14:45:31] <JuanDaugherty>	 is postgres now fully supported, equivalent to mysql ?
[14:46:02] <JuanDaugherty>	 and does migrate from mysql to pg work?
[14:47:44] <ashley>	 it has been somewhat supported for ages, but it's not and never will be equivalent to MySQL/MariaDB simply because that's what Wikipedia etc. use and thus it's *the* DBMS which receives *the* most developer attention
[14:48:43] <JuanDaugherty>	 and now it is somewhat more? how much more and is there a path like the update script?
[14:49:40] <JuanDaugherty>	 or r u on ur own in  converting to pg 
[14:50:22] <ashley>	 not sure what you mean; it has been supported for decades and core support for it should be fairly stable, some extensions that previously weren't well supported are now (in the past, extension devs had to learn PGSQL themselves; nowadays there's the abstract schema stuff which somewhat, well, abstracts that stuff away); I've not heard of a MySQL/MariaDB to PGSQL conversion script and I'd wager that the other way around is the more popular choice for 
[14:50:22] <ashley>	 obvious reasons :)
[14:50:33] <JuanDaugherty>	 if u dont have answers to those, that's fine, thanks for ur feedback/opinion
[14:51:52] <JuanDaugherty>	 yes an enforced abstract schema that just worked was the kind of thing, together with a policy statement i was hoping for
[14:52:53] <JuanDaugherty>	 or just clarity on why pg was appearing as a coequal in the intall blurbs on mediawikir.org, which has substantially been achieved, ty
[14:53:26] <JuanDaugherty>	 *mediawiki
[14:54:00] <JuanDaugherty>	 achieved to apparent extent available, i meant
[14:54:47] <JuanDaugherty>	 i take extensions to be my sponsitlity anywho
[14:57:05] <JuanDaugherty>	 *install blurbs