PostgreSQL 18 #766
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PostgreSQL 18 sounds amazing! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIaE9lONIVI Will this library be upgraded to PostgreSQL 18? Will the performance benefits transfer to PGLite, or do they only affect threaded environments? |
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Do you know if it already has support for version 18 or not yet? |
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Based on the branch names here, it looks like Postgres 17, not sure. I do wish they'd be a little more transparent about this. 😊 |
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Ok, thanks. |
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Version 18 is not supported yet. The easiest way to test this is to go to our online REPL and run a |
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Thank you for your response. |
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@tdrz Any estimate on when a version based on PostgreSQL 18 might be available? We're running all our DB tests with PGLite and would like to upgrade our production database to PostgreSQL 18, but can't have full confidence until PGLite supports it. |
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Hey @agcty totally understand your concern! Are you using anything specific to PostgreSQL's v18 in your app? Otherwise I think you are safe with an older version. We are still busy with other priorities so we don't have a definitive timeline for v18. Sorry for this! |
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@tdrz Yeah I understand, you guys are shipping left and right! We'd mainly like to use the native uuidv7 support and not via an extension but can get away with generating the ids in the application layer for now. |
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Version 18 is not supported yet. The easiest way to test this is to go to our online REPL and run a
SELECT version();.