> Using -f would work if you hadn't already overloaded it with another
> meaning; but as you say I don't much want to add line numbers to all
> the regress test expected outputs. (That would mean that
> adding/deleting lines in a test would create many bogus differences
> further down in its output, which would be a pain in the neck for the
> initial hand-validation of the changed output.)
>
> So I vote for a switch that suppresses reading psqlrc ...
>
Yes, but are there cases where we would want psqlrc values set? Should
we specifically set all the variables ourselves on startup, just
over-riding what is in psqlrc?
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