fix: ensure conf.d directory exists for postgres 17 compatibility #4570
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What kind of change does this PR introduce?
Bug fix for backwards compatibility with existing config volumes after CLI upgrade.
What is the current behavior?
After upgrading to CLI v2.65.2 (which uses postgres image 17.6.1.058),
supabase startfails with:What is the new behavior?
The CLI now creates the
conf.ddirectory before starting postgres, ensuring backwards compatibility with existing volumes.Root cause
The new postgres image includes
include_dir = '/etc/postgresql-custom/conf.d'in postgresql.conf. When an existing config volume (from older CLI versions) is mounted, Docker does not copy image contents to the volume, so theconf.ddirectory is missing.Fix
Added
mkdir -p /etc/postgresql-custom/conf.dto the entrypoint script before postgres starts. This is idempotent and safe for both new and existing volumes.Closes #4571