Re: PG13 fails to startup even though the current transaction is equal to the target transaction

2021-03-22 Thread Fujii Masao
On 2021/03/22 21:40, Sean Jezewski wrote: Hi Kyotaro - Thanks for the response. I think it boils down to your comment: > I'm not sure.  The direct cause of the "issue" is a promotion trigger > that came before reaching recovery target.  That won't happen if the > "someone" doesn't do

Re: PG13 fails to startup even though the current transaction is equal to the target transaction

2021-03-22 Thread Sean Jezewski
Hi Kyotaro - Thanks for the response. I think it boils down to your comment: > I'm not sure. The direct cause of the "issue" is a promotion trigger > that came before reaching recovery target. That won't happen if the > "someone" doesn't do that. I think the question is 'under what

Re: PG13 fails to startup even though the current transaction is equal to the target transaction

2021-03-22 Thread Kyotaro Horiguchi
At Thu, 18 Mar 2021 17:59:34 -0400, Sean Jezewski wrote in > We've noticed what may be a regression / bug in PG13. > > I work at Heroku on the Data team, where we manage a fleet of Postgres > services. This change has resulted in breaking the UX we offer to customers > to manage their PG

PG13 fails to startup even though the current transaction is equal to the target transaction

2021-03-18 Thread Sean Jezewski
We've noticed what may be a regression / bug in PG13. I work at Heroku on the Data team, where we manage a fleet of Postgres services. This change has resulted in breaking the UX we offer to customers to manage their PG services. In particular, ‘forks’ and ‘point in time restores’ seem broken for