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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion public/v4/apps/metabase.yml
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Expand Up @@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ services:
containerHttpPort: '3000'
# Database
$$cap_appname-db:
image: postgres:12-alpine
image: postgres:16-alpine

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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

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#!/bin/bash
set -euo pipefail

# Expect: an upgrade, backup/restore, or replacement-volume procedure exists.
rg -n --hidden -S \
  'pg_upgrade|pg_dump|pg_dumpall|pg_restore|backup|restore|migration|postgres:12|postgres:16|cap_appname-db' .

Repository: caprover/one-click-apps

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#!/bin/bash
set -euo pipefail

printf '%s\n' '--- public/v4/apps/metabase.yml ---'
cat -n public/v4/apps/metabase.yml | sed -n '1,90p'

printf '%s\n' '--- repository-owned PostgreSQL upgrade or deployment references ---'
rg -n --hidden -S \
  --glob '!public/v4/apps/**' \
  --glob '!**/.git/**' \
  'pg_upgrade|pg_dump|pg_dumpall|pg_restore|postgres(ql)?.*(upgrade|migrat)|upgrade.*postgres(ql)?|postgres:12|postgres:16|/var/lib/postgresql/data' \
  . || true

printf '%s\n' '--- Metabase-specific references ---'
rg -n --hidden -S \
  --glob '!**/.git/**' \
  'metabase|cap_appname-db' \
  README.md docs public scripts .github 2>/dev/null || true

Repository: caprover/one-click-apps

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official Docker postgres image documentation upgrading existing PostgreSQL data directory major version 16

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Upgrading a PostgreSQL data directory between major versions (such as from 16 to a newer version) is not handled automatically by the official Docker PostgreSQL image because major version upgrades require access to both the old and new PostgreSQL binaries simultaneously [1][2][3]. The recommended approach to upgrading is to use the PostgreSQL pg_upgrade utility or a logical backup/restore process [4][1][5]. Official Upgrade Methods 1. Logical Backup and Restore (Recommended for simplicity): - Use pg_dumpall to export all databases, users, and roles from your existing container into a single SQL file on your host machine [4][6]. - Stop and remove the old container (keeping your data volume backed up) [5][6]. - Launch a new container using the desired, newer PostgreSQL image version [6]. - Import the SQL file into the new container using psql or pg_restore [1][5]. 2. Using pg_upgrade (Recommended for performance/large databases): - pg_upgrade allows for an in-place upgrade [4]. To use it in Docker, you must provide access to both the old and new PostgreSQL binaries [1][3]. - The community often uses specialized helper images (e.g., tianon/postgres-upgrade) or custom container setups to facilitate this process, as they contain multiple versions of PostgreSQL [1][7]. - If using pg_upgrade --link, ensure the data directories for both versions reside on the same filesystem/volume [8][3]. Important Note on PostgreSQL 18+ Data Directories Starting with PostgreSQL 18, the official image changed the default PGDATA and volume structure to be version-specific (e.g., /var/lib/postgresql/18/docker) [9][5][10]. While this change was made to simplify future upgrades using pg_upgrade --link by allowing multiple version directories to exist side-by-side on the same mount [9][2][6], it is a breaking change for existing deployments that previously mounted volumes directly to /var/lib/postgresql/data [5][6][10]. When upgrading to version 18 or later, you should transition your mounts to the parent directory /var/lib/postgresql to align with this new structure [9][2][6]. If you cannot change your mount path, you can explicitly set the PGDATA environment variable to /var/lib/postgresql/data in your container configuration to retain compatibility with older mount layouts [9][10].

Citations:

Add a PostgreSQL major-version migration path before changing the image.

The existing $$cap_appname-db volume contains the PostgreSQL 12 data directory. PostgreSQL 16 cannot use that directory without pg_upgrade or dump/restore. Add an explicit migration procedure, or keep PostgreSQL 12 until migration is automated.

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In `@public/v4/apps/metabase.yml` at line 24, Do not change the PostgreSQL image
to 16 while the existing $$cap_appname-db volume contains PostgreSQL 12 data.
Either retain postgres:12-alpine in the deployment configuration or add an
explicit pg_upgrade or dump/restore migration procedure before switching the
image, preserving startup compatibility with existing volumes.

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volumes:
- $$cap_appname-db:/var/lib/postgresql/data
restart: always
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