Please provide information on how to use PostgreSQL as storage
See original GitHub issueSince PostgreSQL is now supported (I know you need your own JDBC Driver) it would be neat to have at least some documentation on how to include the JDBC Driver (LuckPerms has one included but that is relocated from org.postgresql
to me.lucko.luckperms.lib.postgresql
and is for that reason not usable)
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Yep - when the PG support was originally done (via a PR), the dependency on the JDBC driver was up to the user to get and install (and what it took to add it was very platform specific). The new DEV build has the driver integrated in the Dynmap JAR on all platforms, so this should address that issue.
@mikeprimm Can the MariaDB driver come bundled with Dynmap in future versions as well (see https://github.com/webbukkit/dynmap/issues/3023)?