Update the PostgreSQL version to latest available in the 9.5 series#3639
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Does Postgres publish postgres:9.5-alpine image that tracks latest patch version?
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Good point. Yes it does. 1 sec, will update. 😄
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As a data point, Redash seems to work happily with the PostgreSQL Testing it here now (only lightly though). |
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Thanks and thanks for testing w/ Pg11! |
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In theory (!), this updated PG version should require no corresponding changes made to anything else.
Updating to a more modern PG release would have benefits (parallel query stands out), but may require some code/SQL changes to match. So, keeping this simple for now. 😄