Is this fixed?
> Hi Tom,
>
> This looks like a parser bug in 6.4. I found it while trying to run
> pg_upgrade:
>
> bray=> create table junk ("singleton" "char");
> CREATE
> bray=> drop table junk;
> DROP
> bray=> create table junk ("singleton" "char" default 'M');
> ERROR: DEFAULT: const type mismatched
> bray=> create table junk ("singleton" char default 'M');
> CREATE
>
> pg_dump puts all type names in double quotes, which triggers this bug
> when pg_upgrade is run, with the result that the upgrade fails.
>
> [Machine is i686 Linux 2.1.125 with glibc 2.0.7u]
>
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