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docker-library / postgres Public · Notifications · You must be signed in to change notification settings · Fork 1.2k · Star 2.4k · Upgrading between major versions? #37 · roosmaa opened · on Nov 23, 2014 · 127 · Debian Buster is going to cause some reindexing headaches · #582 · tianon opened · on May 17, 2019 · 7 · Search Issues ·
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Why doesn’t PG convert to Git for development?
The Postgres source code is managed in Git: https://git.postgresql.org As for the use of GitHub or similar collaboration platforms (Git <> GitHub!) - that is being discussed on a regular basis on the hackers mailing list. In a nutshell: the Postgres development team wants to stay independent of any external service, so if they did switch the would host something themselves. If you are interested in the discussions, search the mailing list archives. More on reddit.com
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January 23, 2022PostgreSQL database in repository
Usually, you don't store databases in the source control, because each installation/environment of your app is supposed to have it's own data, different from the others. You can and should store SQL scripts to create the structure of your database, such as empty tables, indexes, tables relationships, etc... You can also store scripts that insert the initial data on a newly created database (seed data), such as a default user. If you still want to store the entire database, just find a tool to export it to any text file(s): SQL script, JSON, CSV More on reddit.com
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Mirror of the official PostgreSQL GIT repository. Note that this is just a *mirror* - we don't work with pull requests on github. To contribute, please see https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Submitting_a_Patch - postgres/postgres
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LabelsMilestonesNew issue · Open · Closed · Status: Open. #3641 In brianc/node-postgres; · sant123 opened · on Mar 7, 2026 · 9.0 · Status: Open. #3639 In brianc/node-postgres; · brianc opened · on Mar 6, 2026 · · pg@9.0 · 9.0 · Status: Open. #3635 In brianc/node-postgres; ·
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June 4, 2026 - Mirror of the official PostgreSQL GIT repository. Note that this is just a *mirror* - we don't work with pull requests on github.
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StrongDM
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Reddit
reddit.com › r/postgresql › why doesn’t pg convert to git for development?
r/PostgreSQL on Reddit: Why doesn’t PG convert to Git for development?
January 23, 2022 -
I simply find it a bit bizarre that in the age of issues, mentions, reactions, branches, CI, MRs/PRs and such, Postgres somehow gets by with email chains and mailing patches around. Am I crazy, or does this sound like a bit of a flaw when even GitHub has been around for a decade and a half.
I mean obviously, it works and it works well. But I certainly feel like a switch would help get the community involved in fixing minor bugs as the barrier to contributing is relatively high now (at least in terms of needing to figure out the unusual process).
Apologies for the somewhat unfitting flair, I’m surprised there’s no “Discussion”
Edit: should have been made clear in the title but I of course meant GitHub/Gitlab style collaboration/workflow tools, not the git command line tool.
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The Postgres source code is managed in Git: https://git.postgresql.org As for the use of GitHub or similar collaboration platforms (Git <> GitHub!) - that is being discussed on a regular basis on the hackers mailing list. In a nutshell: the Postgres development team wants to stay independent of any external service, so if they did switch the would host something themselves. If you are interested in the discussions, search the mailing list archives.
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Postgres somehow gets by with email chains and mailing patches around. That’s how Linux kernel development works as well. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_kernel#Submitting_code_to_the_kernel does this sound like a bit of a flaw when even GitHub has been around for a decade and a half. Git (and it’s emailing patches model) has pre-dated GitHub for a few years longer. But I certainly feel like a switch would help get the community involved in fixing minor bugs as the barrier to contributing is relatively high now (at least in terms of needing to figure out the unusual process). As someone who doesn’t program in C let alone for the the PostgreSQL project it is possible that: Those who use the current system are more productive in it and their productivity losses wouldn’t be offset by the people who are currently unable to contribute that would join The higher barrier to contribution serves as an effective filter on the quality of contributions No one has simply made the change and convinced the developer community of its merits to get them to go along with the change
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Issues · CrunchyData/postgres-operator
Community updates for Crunchy Postgres for Kubernetes · #3732 · craigkerstiens opened · on Sep 25, 2023 · 2 · Search Issues · is:issue state:open · is:issue state:open Search · LabelsMilestonesNew issue · Open · Closed · Status: Open. #4453 In CrunchyData/postgres-operator; ·
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Medium
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GitHub Actions using Postgres/PostGIS and PSQL | by Chris Bailey | ChrisRBailey | Medium
July 8, 2020 - Additionally, the tests require seeding the database with some GIS data in order for the tests to pass. Most of the issues I had resolved around getting this working. The first hurdle was understanding how to setup Postgres. There were some existing GitHub actions that seemed to do this, but I never got them working.
Stack Overflow
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Password authentication issue with PostgreSQL in GitHub Actions. Python - Stack Overflow
Edit: Also I tried to use postgres as hostname. I got following error: socket.gaierror: [Errno -2] Name or service not known.
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Reddit
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r/github on Reddit: PostgreSQL database in repository
March 18, 2024 -
Hi, I’m a beginner at web development so I’m sorry for the dumb question but I recently made a project for a course I’m following that made use of a database I had created in PostgreSQL.
Now, I want to ask, if I want to upload this project on Github, how do I upload the database or the PostgreSQL content I used? What would be the right way of adding a project like that on my Github?
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Usually, you don't store databases in the source control, because each installation/environment of your app is supposed to have it's own data, different from the others. You can and should store SQL scripts to create the structure of your database, such as empty tables, indexes, tables relationships, etc... You can also store scripts that insert the initial data on a newly created database (seed data), such as a default user. If you still want to store the entire database, just find a tool to export it to any text file(s): SQL script, JSON, CSV
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I'll answer the question instead of telling you not to. Despite what some people are saying here this is a legitimate use case. Many repos will include just the schema of their database instead of the schema and all of the database contents. The schema is used to initialize a local database for tests. Either way for postgres you will want to lookup a tool call pg_dump and pg_restore. These come with most installs of postgres. pg_dump can export all of your database to a SQL file that you can include in your repo like any other file. If you want to go just the schema route - pg_dump has a flag for only exporting the schema as a file. On the opposite.side, you will use pg_restore to load your database back into a postgres instance.