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Migrate PostgreSQL version testing to GitHub Actions, covering all currently supported versions (13-17) and 18 beta.


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cursoragent and others added 9 commits July 15, 2025 03:47
- Update test matrix to include PostgreSQL 13-17 (supported versions)
- Add beta testing for PostgreSQL 18-beta and 19-beta
- Remove CircleCI configuration after migrating all functionality
- All regression tests preserved from CircleCI implementation
- Replace docker restart with proper pg_ctl stop/start for reliability
- Add comprehensive pg_hba.conf configuration (host + local trust)
- Add --no-psqlrc flag to prevent psqlrc interference
- Improve timing and synchronization with sleep buffer
- Add better error handling with || true for stop command
- Apply consistent approach to both regular and beta tests
- Add PostgreSQL official APT repository to support all versions
- Install postgresql-client-common and postgresql-client packages
- This resolves 'Unable to locate package postgresql-client-17' error
- Applied to both main test and beta test jobs
- Use postgresql-client-14 from Ubuntu repositories (stable and available)
- Remove complex APT repository setup that was causing failures
- PostgreSQL client 14 is compatible with all server versions (13-17 + beta)
- Add psql --version verification step
- Applied to both main test and beta test jobs
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