@@ -28,20 +28,18 @@ What about pg_reorg?
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pg_repack is a fork of the pg_reorg _ project, which has proven hugely
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- successful. Unfortunately development appears to have stopped after the
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- release of the version 1.1.7, around August 2011.
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- pg_repack 1.1.8 was released as a drop-in replacement for pg_reorg, addressing
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- some of the shortcomings of the last pg_reorg version (such as support for
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- PostgreSQL 9.2 and EXTENSION packaging) and known bugs. Shortly after the
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- first pg_repack release, pg_reorg 1.1.8 was released too, merging all the
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- pg_repack changes. Version 1.1.8 is the last pg_reorg release at the time of
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- writing.
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- pg_repack 1.2 is a new development line based on the original pg_reorg
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- codebase and offering new features. Its behaviour may be different from the
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- 1.1.x release so it shouldn't be considered a drop-in replacement: you are
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- advised to check the documentation __ before upgrading from previous versions.
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+ successful. Unfortunately new feature development on pg_reorg _ has slowed
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+ or stopped since late 2011.
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+ pg_repack was initially released as a drop-in replacement for pg_reorg,
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+ addressing some of the shortcomings of the last pg_reorg version (such as
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+ support for PostgreSQL 9.2 and EXTENSION packaging) and known bugs.
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+ pg_repack 1.2 introduces further new features (parallel index builds,
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+ ability to rebuild only indexes) and bugfixes. In some cases its behaviour
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+ may be different from the 1.1.x release so it shouldn't be considered a
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+ drop-in replacement: you are advised to check the documentation __ before
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+ upgrading from previous versions.
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.. __ : pg_repack _
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.. _pg_reorg : http://reorg.projects.pgfoundry.org/
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