* Add a Redshift dialect that inherits from Postgres.
* Turn .index() and .dropIndex() into no-ops with warnings in the Redshift dialect.
* Update the Redshift dialect to be compatible with master.
* Update package.json
* Disable liftoff cli
* Remove the CLI
* Add lib to the repo
* Allow the escaping of named bindings.
* Update dist
* Update the Redshift dialect’s instantiation of the query and column compilers.
* Update the distribution
* Fix a merge conflict
* Take lib back out
* Trying to bring back in line with tgreisser/knex
* Add npm 5 package-lock
* Bring cli.js back in line
* Bring cli.js back in line
* Progress commit on redshift integration tests
* Revert "Progress commit on redshift integration tests"
This reverts commit 207e31635c638853dec54ce0580d34559ba5a54c.
* Progress commit
* Working not null on primary columns in createTable
* Working redshift unit tests
* Working unit and integration tests, still need to fix migration tests
* Brought datatypes more in line with what redshift actually supports
* Added query compiler unit tests
* Add a hacky returning clause for redshift ugh
* Working migration integration tests
* Working insert integration tests
* Allow multiple insert returning values
* Working select integration tests
* Working join integration tests
* Working aggregate integration tests
* All integration suite tests working
* Put docker index for reconnect tests back
* Redshift does not support insert...returning, there does not seem to be a way around that, therefore accept it and test accordingly
* Leave redshift integration tests in place, but do not run them by default
* Fix mysql order by test
* Fix more tests
* Change test db name to knex_test for consistency
* Address PR comments
* Fixed knex #1577
Aslo corrected tests for primarykey
* Fix for installing from github
* Fix for installing from github
* Fix for installing from github
Only left alone ones in `test/tape/transactions.js` which would just
cause unnecessary conflicts and get cleaned up by separate pull
request #1257 anyway.
