Reconnect after creating extension, to fix search_path race #290
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There's a fix upstream, but won't be present in earlier versions of PostGIS, so this workaround might be still good to keep. |
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Does the CI also check for running the docker image ? As this change will only affect running it, not building it |
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@strk : ouch ..sorry, and the https://github.com/postgis/docker-postgis/blob/master/13-3.2/initdb-postgis.sh is the old version. please create a new PR and run the |
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I will create a new PR - with the "make update" |
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Closes GH-288
@ImreSamu any issue with this ? It's a workaround, but seems effective