On Wed, 28 Jan 2015 12:25:48 -0800 Andrej Podzimek <andrej@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Well, version changes that require a non-trivial manual intervention > are certainly not "routine". There have been many bugfix version > updates of PostgreSQL that required no action at all. Those would > definitely qualify as "routine". PostgreSQL minor version changes, on > the other hand, may be tricky (often requiring a dump and restore) > and should be, IMHO, always loudly announced. They ARE routine, though. When dealing with databases anything more than a bugfix upgrade is suspect and you should be aware of such. Further, if an upgrade announcement wasn't necessary any time in the past (the only remotely related announcement was regarding a patched security vulnerability in Postgres in 2008), I don't see why one is necessary now. A post-install message is the right place for this. Regards, ~Celti
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