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Postgres has released a new major version each year for a long time. The only change is that versions used to be X.Y.Z, and now it just used X.Y. Now, X gets i
by jeff-davis 4y ago
Postgres has released a new major version each year for a long time.
The only change is that versions used to be X.Y.Z, and now it just used X.Y. Now, X gets incremented for every major version, so it seems like it's moving faster.
- jsmith99 4y agoThe difference is that in place upgrades aren't possible for major versions.
- jeff-davis 4y agopg_upgrade is the way to do in-place upgrade between major versions: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/pgupgrade.html https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/pgupgrade.html