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And this, kids, is a good example of why homebrew is not a real package manager, and why macOS is not the best at running production services. I hope you have
by sofixa 2y ago
And this, kids, is a good example of why homebrew is not a real package manager, and why macOS is not the best at running production services.
I hope you have a backup somewhere else, not on the Mac Mini. One option would be to restore it on another machine on Postgres 14, follow the upgrade path to 17 (idk if you can jump directly but a few Google searches will cover this), verify the data, back up the new db, somehow upgrade Posgtres on your Mac, and restore the new back up. Done.
- mxey 2y agoI don’t see how this is homebrew‘s fault? Homebrew lets you install multiple versions of PostgreSQL at once, which you need for pg_upgrade, just like you can do with APT brew install postgresql@17
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