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Hello there ! First, thanks for creating this repository, it looks very promising and I can't wait to test it out.
I have some trouble understanding the steps to get going, especially when using Postgres in a Docker container. So I have some questions :
For now I'm using an official image (postgres:13.4-buster), is it possible to install the extension in the container ? Or do I need to create my own Dockerfile which builds from the official image but has some additional steps ?
If so, what are the steps required ? I'm sure i'm not the only one using Postgres in Docker, maybe it could be a good idea to put it in the README ? What do you think ?
Thanks !
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This extension needs some additional hooks in the PG Core, so you can apply a patch. For PG13 you should use the stable13 branch and patch file named "aqo_pg13.patch".
Because of that, you should create your personal container.
Maybe you are right - it make sense to maintain prepared container for some test/demo cases.
Hello there ! First, thanks for creating this repository, it looks very promising and I can't wait to test it out.
I have some trouble understanding the steps to get going, especially when using Postgres in a Docker container. So I have some questions :
For now I'm using an official image (
postgres:13.4-buster
), is it possible to install the extension in the container ? Or do I need to create my own Dockerfile which builds from the official image but has some additional steps ?If so, what are the steps required ? I'm sure i'm not the only one using Postgres in Docker, maybe it could be a good idea to put it in the README ? What do you think ?
Thanks !
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: