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Use the CLDR project's data to map Windows time zone names to IANA |
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the IANA time zone matching the system's prevailing time zone. |
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updated only fitfully; unsurprisingly, it contained a number of |
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that CLDR has been tracking the most appropriate mappings, so start |
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installation, only newly-initialized clusters. |
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promotion of a standby server (Michael Paquier, Andres Freund) |
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This oversight could lead to misbehavior in parallel queries if the |
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transaction isolation level is less than REPEATABLE READ. |
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transaction isolation level is less than <literal>REPEATABLE |
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file before exiting (Fujii Masao) |
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notification files before exiting (Fujii Masao) |
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standby. |
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delaying archiving of that segment on the standby. |
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Compute the correct WAL range to include in a backup manifest when a |
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timeline change is involved (Kyotaro Horiguchi) |
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Fix computation of the WAL range to include in a backup manifest |
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when a timeline change is involved (Kyotaro Horiguchi) |
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Bossart, Álvaro Herrera) |
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would require <varname>work_mem</varname> settings of hundreds of |
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inefficient, but not actually incorrect, index. |
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command granted that privilege back for a selected role or |
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schema, <application>pg_dump</application> failed to dump the |
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restricted privilege grant correctly. |
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updated only fitfully; unsurprisingly, it contained a number of |
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errors as well as omissions of recently-added zones. It turns out |
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that CLDR has been tracking the most appropriate mappings, so start |
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using their data. This change will not affect any existing |
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installation, only newly-initialized clusters. |
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