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@samrose samrose commented Dec 31, 2025

Previous releases had set the wrong/conflicting version which made the ami release workflow fail. This PR advances the release to the correct new numbers to create a release without failure.

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Updated version strings in the postgres_release mapping within the Ansible configuration. Three PostgreSQL variants were bumped to newer patch versions: postgresorioledb-17 to 17.6.0.026-orioledb, postgres17 to 17.6.1.069, and postgres15 to 15.14.1.069.

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PostgreSQL Release Version Updates
ansible/vars.yml
Updated three entries in the postgres_release mapping: postgresorioledb-17 (17.6.0.024 → 17.6.0.026), postgres17 (17.6.1.067 → 17.6.1.069), and postgres15 (15.14.1.067 → 15.14.1.069)

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13-15: Version bumps are consistent and well-structured.

All three PostgreSQL version strings are incremented uniformly (+2 in the final component), and the old version references have been completely removed from the codebase with no stale references remaining. The changes are isolated to ansible/vars.yml and properly formatted.

Verify that these versions are available in your package repositories and that the deployment workflow completes successfully with the new version strings.


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@samrose samrose marked this pull request as ready for review December 31, 2025 12:41
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