Ruohang Feng: Why I'm Maintaining a VectorChord Fork

Planet PostgreSQL2026-11-04 08:000 views

Why I forked TensorChord’s VectorChord (vchord), vchord_bm25, and pg_tokenizer under pgsty—what our pre-release audit uncovered, what we fixed in vchord 1.2.0, and what it takes to keep an open-source supply chain running.

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