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The old code is one pkg_add away, though. Breaking binary compatibility is at least as likely to hurt you - and simply upgrading PostgreSQL without a dump-reloa
by JoachimSchipper 12y ago
The old code is one pkg_add away, though. Breaking binary compatibility is at least as likely to hurt you - and simply upgrading PostgreSQL without a dump-reload cycle can hurt plenty.
- Sanddancer 12y agoThat still requires admin time to update the configuration and change management tools, QA time to run a regression test that will exercise all the potential failure paths, development time if you count on the ability to do configuration updates based on application state, etc. Updates that look small can still require considerable changes.
- lstamour 12y agoIf you're used to it, you can streamline these processes and automate as much as possible. Even if it's a change you can't easily test or automate, by making just the one change at a time you know what to blame if it breaks. :)