Add PostgreSQL 16 as opt-in for fresh installs
What does this MR do?
Fresh installs can opt-in by setting postgresql['version']=16
in their GitLab settings.
Changelog: added
Related issues
Closes #8405 (closed)
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Validate potential values for new configuration settings. Formats such as integer10
, duration10s
, URIscheme://user:passwd@host:port
may require quotation or other special handling when rendered in a template and written to a configuration file.
Test Plan
- Do a fresh installs
- Confirm pg 14 is used by default
- Confirm the instance is operational (login, create group, create repo)
- Do a fresh install with
postgresql['version']=16
- Confirm pg 16 is used
- Confirm the instance is operational (login, create group, create repo)
Edited by Robert Marshall