For those that run Element server and run postgresql version older than 13 will need to update their postgresql major version.
I found these instructions by βmaxkratzβ on their github page which worked perfectly for me to go from 11 to 16.
Hopefully this helps someone!
I like PSQL far more than Maria DB, but it is the most stupid software for upgrades. It is the reason that, whenever I canβt use SQLite, I use a NoSQL DB like Mongo - any single executable NoSQL that contains the entire DB to a single directory seems to be the common factor. Sometimes you might hit an API change, but I think the number of times Iβve had a production application break because of a NoSQL DB server software upgrade is still at 0.
MongoDB does have that annoying quirk where it creates several huge files even with a small amount of data in the DB itself. But at least it can be upgraded.
SQLite is really the only one Iβve used that doesnβt bother me in some way.
Agreed, SQLite π. It does have limitations when you need to scale with remote connections and concurrency; then you have to start bringing in layers, and itβs really not designed for that. For those jobs, itβs just better IMO to reach to something designed for that use case to begin with.
Iβve spend more than a decade supporting both Postgres and MongoDB in production.
While they each have quirks, I prefer the quirks of Postgres.
I just spent a massive amount of time retooling code to deal with a MongoDB upgrade. The code upgrade is so complex because thatβs where the schema is defined. No wonder MongoDB upgrades are easierβ the database has externalized a lot of complexity that now becomes some coders problem to deal with.
