postgresql: bump the attribute from PostgreSQL 9.6 to version 11 #69209
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This change affects packages that refers to postgres in order to get access to the client code, libpq, and these packages will now be compiled supporting the latest version. This change does not affect NixOS, i.e. people who want to run a PostgreSQL server. The NixOS module always refers to specific versions of 'postgres', so if you want to use the latest version there, too, then you'll have to configure your system appropriately in configuration.nix. See NixOS#69194 for an effort to update the NixOS module, too. Fixes NixOS#69141.
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This change affects packages that refers to postgres in order to get access to
the client code, libpq, and these packages will now be compiled supporting the
latest version.
This change does not affect NixOS, i.e. people who want to run a PostgreSQL
server. The NixOS module always refers to specific versions of 'postgres', so
if you want to use the latest version there, too, then you'll have to configure
your system appropriately in configuration.nix.
See #69194 for an effort to update the
NixOS module, too.
Fixes #69141.
Motivation for this change
Things done
sandboxinnix.confon non-NixOS)nix-shell -p nix-review --run "nix-review wip"./result/bin/)nix path-info -Sbefore and after)Notify maintainers
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