During my development process, I encountered a specific issue with my Makefile when creating a Postgres extension. I decided to seek help by posting a question on Stack Exchange (link: <a href="https://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/328624/makefile-issue-in-creating-postgres-extension" class="autolinkedURL autolinkedURL-url" target="_blank">dba.stackexchange.com/questions/328624/make..</a>). Thankfully, the community responded promptly, providing helpful suggestions and guidance. Through their assistance, I was able to resolve the issue and continue with my work.
Additionally, I discussed the challenges I faced with my mentor, who recommended that I uninstall both the homebrew and postgres.app versions of Postgres. These installations were causing various complications and conflicts. Instead, my mentor introduced me to a binary manager called pgenv, which simplified the process of managing Postgres installations. Although I initially encountered some minor difficulties, I quickly familiarized myself with its functionalities and found it to be a much more efficient tool compared to using postgres.app and homebrew.
Overall, resolving these installation-related issues has significantly improved my development workflow, allowing me to focus more on the actual coding and extension creation process.

During my development process, I encountered a specific issue with my Makefile when creating a Postgres extension. I decided to seek help by posting a question on Stack Exchange (link: https://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/328624/makefile-issue-in-creating-postgres-extension). Thankfully, the community responded promptly, providing helpful suggestions and guidance. Through their assistance, I was able to resolve the issue and continue with my work.

Additionally, I discussed the challenges I faced with my mentor, who recommended that I uninstall both the homebrew and postgres.app versions of Postgres. These installations were causing various complications and conflicts. Instead, my mentor introduced me to a binary manager called pgenv, which simplified the process of managing Postgres installations. Although I initially encountered some minor difficulties, I quickly familiarized myself with its functionalities and found it to be a much more efficient tool compared to using postgres.app and homebrew.

Overall, resolving these installation-related issues has significantly improved my development workflow, allowing me to focus more on the actual coding and extension creation process.

Day 48 -Pgenv (Trying something new)