To set up the vector tables, I call EnsureCollectionExistsAsync. The application does not have "create extension" privilege, and the vector extension has been previously enabled. Unfortunately, the first thing EnsureCollectionExists does is call "create extension if not exists..." This causes the entire function to fail. (Even though the extension already exists, postgres still throws an exception.)
To set up the vector tables, I call EnsureCollectionExistsAsync. The application does not have "create extension" privilege, and the vector extension has been previously enabled. Unfortunately, the first thing EnsureCollectionExists does is call "create extension if not exists..." This causes the entire function to fail. (Even though the extension already exists, postgres still throws an exception.)