chore: bump adminapi to 0.105.2 and postgres patches#2187
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- ansible/vars.yml: adminapi_release 0.101.0 → 0.105.2 - postgres15: 15.14.1.132 → 15.14.1.133 - postgres17: 17.6.1.133 → 17.6.1.133 - postgresorioledb-17: 17.6.0.089-orioledb → 17.6.0.090-orioledb The adminapi bump picks up the read-replica polling reliability work in supabase/supabase-admin-api#328 (dedicated /read-replica/recovered endpoint, setup-replica failure sentinel, concurrent-setup serialisation) that the platform worker (supabase/platform#33701) now depends on and the supadev synthetic flow (supabase/supadev#371) is being mitigated against. Salt repo PR also bumps adminapi to 0.105.2 to keep AMI and fleet config aligned.
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ansible/vars.yml:adminapi_release0.101.0→0.105.2postgres15:15.14.1.132→15.14.1.133postgres17:17.6.1.132→17.6.1.133postgresorioledb-17:17.6.0.089-orioledb→17.6.0.090-orioledbAll postgres bumps are build-counter increments within the same minor version, so per the convention established by
69188391there are no README or schema-header changes needed.Why now
The adminapi bump picks up the read-replica polling reliability work in supabase/supabase-admin-api#328 (dedicated
/read-replica/recoveredendpoint, setup-replica failure sentinel, concurrent-setup serialisation). This is what the platform worker PR (supabase/platform#33701) depends on, and what the supadev synthetic flow PR (supabase/supadev#371) is being mitigated against.A companion salt repo PR also bumps adminapi to
0.105.2to keep AMI and fleet config aligned.Companion PRs
/read-replica/recoveredendpoint + setup-replica failure sentinel + concurrent-setup serialisationACTIVE_HEALTHYuntil replica is reachable via customer pathquery_read_replicastep to cover the post-ACTIVE_HEALTHYreadiness gapTest plan
0.105.2and the three postgres patchesGET /admin/v1/read-replica/recovered(it should — confirms the bumped binary is the right one)