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I've been running into an issue dumping and restoring one of my databases I think because of some extensions in the public schema. The extension that's throwing the error seems to be the Cube extension or the EarthDistance extension. This is the error I'm getting:
I was having a similarly different issue with some functions that I had written myself and the issue ended up being the search path, so explicitly setting the search path for those functions to public solved my issue. I tried the same with ll_to_earth but it seems the entire extension is the problem. I don't really want to try and install an extension to pg_catalog because that seems like poor practice.
I guess I'm confused by...logically, isn't this the same as it would be if I'd used the tar format? I know the issue is that when pg_restore gets to that materialized view and tries to use the function ll_to_earth(float8, float8) it fails because that function either isn't in its search path or hasn't been restored yet, but wouldn't this indicate that the extensions are the first thing to be restored? Can this be fixed?
This is part of a script I wrote that will dump the databases on my production environment and restore the databases on my test environment daily so that they match. It worked for months until I started using this extension, and I'm lost on how to rectify it.
This is a good idea anyway, because otherwise your function will cease to work if a user changes search_path. Depending on the way your function is defined or used, this can even constitute a security problem (which is why pg_dump does it this way).
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