Update pgrx-tests requirement from =0.11.3 to =0.11.4 in /packages/pg_signal

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Updates the requirements on pgrx-tests to permit the latest version.

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v0.11.4

Welcome to pgrx v0.11.4!

This is a minor release to add some additional functionality to cargo-pgrx to enable running tests in atypical CI configurations and the ability to turn off its colored output via the NO_COLOR environment variable. This minor release also includes a small change that should measurably improve compilation times for all extensions.

To update to this this, please run cargo install cargo-pgrx --version 0.11.4 --locked and ensure to update your extension's Cargo.toml file to use pgrx v0.11.4.

What Changed

cargo-pgrx changes

PR #1652 was cherry-picked into this release to include the new --runas and --pgdata arguments to cargo pgrx test. --runas uses the system sudo command to run the temporary Postgres cluster process as the specified user, and uses --pgdata as the location where the cluster's PGDATA directory should be initialized.

cargo-pgrx now understands the NO_COLOR and FORCE_COLOR environment variables supported by the upstream dependency it uses for generated colored output. See https://crates.io/crates/owo-colors for details. This is from PR #1664

Compilation Times

pgrx generates a (very large) set of Rust bindings that represent the "rust version" of all the internal Postgres symbols (functions, globals, etc). In the case of functions, pgrx also generates wrapper functions so it can instrument calls with the proper guard rails. It turns out, simply annotating these wrapper functions with #[inline] drastically improves compilation time as it allows the rust compiler to defer their compilation until the very end. Which ultimately means only the functions used by an extension get compiled -- the others are DCE'd. This came from PR #1616.

Thanks!

Thanks to @​usamoi for improving our compilation times, and shout out to @​theory for his first contribution!

Full Changelog: pgcentralfoundation/pgrx@v0.11.3...v0.11.4

Commits

• 7dd14f2 bump version to 0.11.4
• f0a7ddf cherry-pick 0c823db8fd19ed2c8746966391d0dbd1b43bb064
• c228a80 manually apply 702c7ea84025df20300cbf0459253d417aaf988e
• b19981b manually move 0c62e04cdba2aa5874bf3f84672bf4792a1e921b from PR #1616 to this ...
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