I had a bit of a scare when the log shipping test wasn't working after
Jan's latest change; that turned out to be a case where the test
required some revisions.  It's working fine now :-).

I am in the process of running 1_2_STABLE through tests on all
PostgreSQL releases right now:

- I have completed builds against 7.4, 8.0, 8.1, 8.2, and 8.3 (CVS
  HEAD), successfully, on Debian/Unstable

- I have completed runs of all the tests in tests/ against 8.3, and am
  presently running against 7.4, with the other versions to follow...

There haven't been any changes of late that would cause me to expect
any old PostgreSQL versions to break; the one thing that *does* give
me a bit of concern is the log shipping test, as it changed a fair
bit.  If someone can run it against a non-Linux platform, to find any
portability breakages, that would be a good thing.  It shouldn't be a
matter of log shipping breaking; the thing I'm concerned about is the
test itself...

At any rate, I think we can expect 1.2.11 pretty soon.
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