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I know... The main reason is it is hard to avoid downtime when upgrading older postgres versions (given a large and bussy enough server) The situation is getti
by zkomp 9y ago
I know... The main reason is it is hard to avoid downtime when upgrading older postgres versions (given a large and bussy enough server)
The situation is getting so much better with logical decoding in recent version.
When the upgrade day finally come it will be like christmas with Lateral, Filter, JsonB, Percentile_Disc/Cont, and "upserts"
- daurnimator 9y ago9.1 => 9.6 is the last supported version to upgrade to. You're going to have to upgrade in 2 steps to get to 10 anyway.