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Add a variable to define PostgreSQL version #168
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@jpmjpmjpm this is a really great suggestion. I actually have a server that has two versions of Postgres installed simultaneously due to this issue...and I'm hesitant to try uninstalling the updated version for fear of breaking things. A PR would be awesome! |
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Version 12 is used in the playbook Closes jcalazan#168 Note: PostgreSQL version is managed with 'db_version' variable. However, there is no DB upgrade process with DB previous code deletion, DB stopped and restarted. This is not an issue compared to playbook version without this commit though.
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This is more a question than an issue
Currently, the installed PostgreSQL version is not determined explicitly with a variable. Shouldn't a variable added? I ask the question as I have an app version installed early 2020 with PostgreSQL v12. However, I provisioned another server in October and I saw that PostgreSQL installed version is v13 while I was willing to have the same installation.
I can obviously modify my forked version but I was willing to have your views guys on the topic.
Thanks, Jean-Pierre.
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