Just downgrade the packages if you need to revert to a previous version.
Remove the 14*.5* package, and install the 14*.4* package (because no one's crazy enough to start with 14.0 in December 2022). You'll have to explicitly specify the version number.
On 12/26/22 03:29, qihua wu wrote:
We are planning to use postgresq on production, but there is one question about how to patch a db. We don't want to overwrite the old version directly, so that we can rollback if the new version has issues. So we want to install it a different location such as /home/postgres/14.1 for version 14.1 (all binary should be under 14.1 or sub-fold of 14.1) and /home/postgres/14.0 for 14.0, in this way we can easily switch between different versions. But apt install on ubuntu doesn't have the option for a customized location. So what's the best practice to patch postgres?
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