Upgrade time again - in-place or fresh install? - Postgresql and Podman DBs?

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People,

Years ago I got caught when there was a major change of PG and I had to go back to a previous version of Fedora to export the PG data so I could import it into the new PG on the new Fedora - so I have been routinely (more-or-less) doing these exports as part of my normal backup process.

Is there the same consideration necessary for all my Podman containers? - it would be a major pain to have to export them all individually and then import them all again for a Fedora upgrade . . does an in-place upgrade - say for f40 to f41 accommodate any DB / dir struct changes necessary for /var/lib/containers/storage? - and in general, for _any_ Fedora in-place upgrade?

Does an in-place upgrade handle major changes in Postgresql and, more importantly, Podman now? - if so, how does it do it?

Thanks,

Phil.

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