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ICU collations in PG are versioned, and ICU has support for accessing the different collation versions. So you might be stuck on an older collation version with
by anarazel 8y ago
ICU collations in PG are versioned, and ICU has support for accessing the different collation versions. So you might be stuck on an older collation version without explicit action, but it'll not yield wrong results.
- jakobegger 8y agoReally? PostgreSQL can use an index created with an older version of ICU? I didn't know that. Edit: The docs say indices need to be rebuilt when ICU version changes: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/11/sql-altercollation.html https://www.postgresql.org/docs/11/sql-altercollation.html ICU offers a way to detect the collation version has changed, but I thought there was no way to access older collation versions.