Note permissions schema configuration Heroku caveats #451
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I recently attempted an upgrade of Postgres on Heroku, and had it fail because of this schema extension. The `pg:upgrade` command was in no hurry to tell me why so we incurred some longer downtime than was necessary. Then when re-adding this schema was reminded of a few steps here that did not seem to apply to database instances there that I figured were worth calling out for others deploying there.
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I recently attempted an upgrade of Postgres on Heroku, and had the process fail because of this schema extension.
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pg:upgradecommand was in no hurry to tell me why, so we incurred some longer downtime than was necessary. Then when re-adding this schema I was reminded of a few steps here that did not seem to apply to database instances there, which I figured were worth calling out for others deploying on Heroku.It also seems that when using https://elements.heroku.com/buttons/pghero/pghero, while still functioning, it installs software that is a bit out of date. Probably not pressing, and I might be the only one using this these days, but given it works so well otherwise it might be cool to check. (I don't think there is a public repo for me to try to update for that)