pig v1.5.0

Pig v1.5.0 is a PostgreSQL operations release for day-to-day DBA work. It adds local database clone/fork workflows, clarifies the boundaries between pg, pt, pb, and pitr, and tightens preview, confirmation, and structured-output behavior for high-risk operations.

Highlights

• pig pg is now more focused on local PostgreSQL operations. pig pg clone creates quick database-level copies, while pig pg fork creates disposable physical instance forks for local validation, recovery drills, and isolated experiments.
• Recovery flows are split more clearly: pig pitr is the orchestration entry point across Patroni, PostgreSQL, and pgBackRest; pig pb restore remains the low-level pgBackRest restore primitive. Restore commands now require an explicit target and provide more concrete plans and post-restore guidance.
• Patroni operations are more predictable: high-risk actions such as pig pt restart, reinit, switchover, and failover use Pig-managed confirmation and plan output; pig pt config pg points operators to pig pt restart --pending when a restart is required.
• Automation is safer: structured output no longer implies confirmation for destructive commands. High-risk execution requires explicit -y/--yes, while --plan and next_actions are more consistent for preview-then-execute workflows.
• Logs and status output are more useful during incidents: pg, pb, and pt log commands now cover common latest / tail / show / grep workflows, and structured log snapshots use JSONL semantics.
• Build and release defaults were refreshed: Pig is 1.5.0, embedded Pigsty is 4.4.0, and pig build pgrx defaults to cargo-pgrx 0.19.1.

Extension Catalog

• Available extensions: 524 -> 531, with no removals.
• New extensions: pg_ducklake, pgdisablelogerror, pg_stat_log, pg_stat_plans, passwordpolicy, db2fce, plpgsql_wrap.
• Refreshed a batch of existing extension versions and package metadata, including timescaledb 2.28.2, postgis 3.6.4, vector 0.8.4, biscuit 2.4.1, citus 14.1.0, orioledb 1.8, documentdb 0.113, credcheck 5.0, and pgtt 4.5.
• orioledb aliases no longer pin to PG17; they resolve against the requested PostgreSQL major. EL9 ARM64 Patroni aliases now point to noarch packages.

Compatibility Notes

• Use -y/--yes for destructive operations in automation; structured output mode no longer substitutes for human confirmation.
• pig pb restore and pig pitr require exactly one explicit recovery target; use --target-action=promote for auto-promote behavior.
• Several ambiguous short options were cleaned up. For log commands, -o json means a JSONL snapshot and is not used for tail/follow streaming modes.

Checksums

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Release: https://github.com/pgsty/pig/releases/tag/v1.5.0

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