Release Notes

• 1: pig v1.8.1
• 2: pig v1.8.0
• 3: pig v1.7.0
• 4: pig v1.6.2
• 5: pig v1.6.1
• 6: pig v1.6.0
• 7: pig v1.5.1
• 8: pig v1.5.0
• 9: pig v1.4.2
• 10: pig v1.4.1
• 11: pig v1.4.0
• 12: pig v1.3.4
• 13: pig v1.3.3
• 14: pig v1.3.2
• 15: pig v1.3.1
• 16: pig v1.3.0
• 17: pig v1.2.0
• 18: pig v1.1.1
• 19: pig v1.1.0
• 20: pig v1.0.0
• 21: pig v0.9.0
• 22: pig v0.8.1
• 23: pig v0.8.0
• 24: pig v0.7.5
• 25: pig v0.7.4
• 26: pig v0.7.3
• 27: pig v0.7.2
• 28: pig v0.7.1
• 29: pig v0.7.0
• 30: pig v0.6.2
• 31: pig v0.6.1
• 32: pig v0.6.0
• 33: pig v0.5.0
• 34: pig v0.4.2
• 35: pig v0.4.1
• 36: pig v0.4.0
• 37: pig v0.3.4
• 38: pig v0.3.3
• 39: pig v0.3.2
• 40: pig v0.3.1
• 41: pig v0.3.0
• 42: pig v0.2.2
• 43: pig v0.2.0
• 44: pig v0.1.4
• 45: pig v0.1.3
• 46: pig v0.1.2
• 47: pig v0.1.1
• 48: pig v0.1.0
• 49: pig v0.0.1

1 - pig v1.8.1

Pig v1.8.1 is a safety, correctness, and maintenance release on top of v1.8.0. It hardens command initialization, privileged log access, repository and build workflows, release integrity, and structured-output redaction. It also refreshes the embedded extension catalog and moves the build toolchain to Go 1.27.1 and cargo-pgrx 0.19.2. The embedded Pigsty version remains 4.5.0.

CLI safety and correctness

• Read-only and configuration-independent commands no longer require a writable HOME or create ~/.pig as a side effect. Leaf commands preserve their declared initialization policy.
• pig pg log, pig pt log, and pig pb log preserve arguments through sudo execution as the database OS user and reject unsafe log-file links.
• pig do validates Pigsty names and rejects reserved Ansible cluster targets before execution.
• Native PostgreSQL role detection is bound to the selected instance rather than an unrelated local default.
• Structured results redact credentials, license material, and build-proxy identifiers while retaining truthful command failure.

Repository and build hardening

• Repository add and remove operations now fail when any requested operation fails, deduplicate module selections, and preserve replacement boundaries.
• Offline cache bundles reject unsafe paths, links, special files, and incomplete inputs; archive extraction remains rooted and fail-closed. The obsolete exported cache wrapper was removed after production moved to the structured result path.
• Build source and artifact validation rejects incomplete or unsafe inputs. pig build proxy uses the package-provided service contract, treats its operands as optional, and keeps secret identifiers out of structured output.
• Self-update verifies release checksums, and release tooling refuses dirty or mismatched-tag publication and immutable artifact replacement.

Toolchain and catalog

• Go is updated to 1.27.1; Logrus to 1.10.2; GoReleaser to 2.18.0; and golangci-lint to 2.13.2.
• pig build pgrx now installs cargo-pgrx 0.19.2 by default. Use -v when an extension requires an older pgrx line recorded in its catalog metadata.
• The embedded catalog is refreshed from the maintained pgext view. It adds acdat 0.1.0, marks the superseded pgcontext_pgvector entry removed, and updates package versions, repository ownership, PostgreSQL coverage, and availability matrices.

Verification

The release is built from source commit e3d1eb4. The exact commit passed the full CI workflow, including randomized tests, command race regressions, vet, static analysis, dead-code detection, vulnerability scanning, and a GoReleaser snapshot. The tag then passed the Release workflow, which produced the published RPM, DEB, macOS, and Linux artifacts.

Compatibility notes

• No CLI command or flag is removed in this release.
• Scripts that previously depended on read-only commands creating local configuration should create that state explicitly instead.
• The pgrx default changes to 0.19.2; extension-specific metadata remains authoritative when a build requires another pgrx version.

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2 - pig v1.8.0

Pig v1.8.0 makes Pigsty controller setup native. The two core setup commands, pig sty boot and pig sty conf, are now failure-aware Go workflows instead of wrappers around the legacy bootstrap and configure shell scripts. The release keeps the public catalog total at 575 packaged PostgreSQL extensions and embeds Pigsty 4.5.0.

Native pig sty boot

pig sty boot is now one native, failure-aware controller bootstrap transaction. It does not execute <PIGSTY_HOME>/bootstrap, and its HTTP download and archive extraction paths do not depend on curl, wget, tar, or gzip.

Privilege and readiness

• The command can be launched as an ordinary user. Pig resolves and downloads an explicit source before a single sudo re-exec; PIG_NO_SUDO=1 disables elevation and PIG_NON_INTERACTIVE=1 requests non-interactive sudo.
• On Debian 12/13, locale preparation is attempted before and, when useful, after controller package installation.
• Readiness is proven by executing ansible-playbook, discovering its Python interpreter, and checking yaml, jmespath, and either cryptography or OpenSSL. A present but unusable Ansible binary no longer produces a false success.

Repository sources and transactions

• Source selection covers a local archive, an HTTP(S) URL, a permission-checked automatic /tmp/pkg.tgz, an already committed /www/pigsty repository, and regional online repositories. A bad explicit source is a hard error and never silently becomes an online boot.
• A completed /www/pigsty repository wins over a selected package. Pig can create the expected /www -> /data/nginx layout itself, uses restricted extraction for offline content, and enables only the strict pigsty-local repository in offline mode. Online setup installs the embedded Pigsty key and keeps repository signature checks enabled.
• The default overwrite policy backs up repository definitions and restores them when repository or package setup fails. --keep selects an additive policy and can retry a failed online refresh against existing definitions.
• The reported mode is explicit: ready, offline, online, or existing. An explicit, automatically discovered, or committed offline source is prepared even when Ansible is already usable.

Finishing checks and automation

• Pig probes controller helpers, repairs key-based SSH to 127.0.0.1 for the invoking admin user, and initializes a missing ~/pigsty from online or local content when possible.
• Locale, helper, localhost-SSH, and Pigsty-tree finishing failures are warnings. Invalid explicit input, repository/package failures, unsupported installation paths, and unusable post-install Ansible remain hard failures.
• JSON and YAML use the pig.sty.boot/v2 result contract, including the selected mode and package manager, repository policy and rollback state, source paths, locale, SSH and initialization status, changes, warnings, and the next conf, inventory, and deploy commands.

Native pig sty conf

pig sty conf is now a complete native Inventory compiler. It does not execute ./configure or fall back to raw Shell behavior: Pig resolves one template, performs bounded structural changes, validates the full candidate, and only then commits the output.

Safe configuration pipeline

• The default template is conf/meta.yml; a safe slash-separated relative mode may be supplied positionally or with --conf. Absolute paths, traversal, path escape, and source/output aliasing through direct paths, symlinks, symlinked parents, or hard links are rejected.
• Source parsing and IP-collision checks happen before external preflight. Parse, mutation, preflight, or validation failure leaves the destination unchanged.
• Pig performs native Inventory validation and, when available, a bounded ansible-inventory parse. Successful output is atomically written with mode 0600.

Structural Inventory changes

• Up to ten distinct --ip values map simultaneously to slots 10.10.10.10 through 10.10.10.19; unrelated VIPs remain intact. Without --ip, interface selection is explicit and deterministic in interactive, non-interactive, and closed-input execution.
• --domain replaces only the exact i.pigsty token. Controllers with fewer than four CPUs are automatically switched from the oltp node and PostgreSQL tuning profiles to tiny.
• Region changes update all.vars.region; china activates Docker and pip mirrors already supplied by the template. --proxy materializes available proxy environment variables under all.vars.proxy_env.
• Generic templates support PostgreSQL 14-18 and explicit 19 beta, including matching locale and beta repository selection. Version-pinned mssql, polar, and pgNN modes keep their effective template version and emit a warning.
• --generate assigns one random 24-character value to each known credential identifier and updates active values and documented placeholders consistently. Result output lists generated identifiers but never secret values.

Preflight and result contract

• Unless --skip is selected, preflight covers the platform, package manager, controller resources, sudo/admin access, localhost SSH, and Ansible availability. Build templates under conf/build/ intentionally bypass IP mapping and admin preflight.
• JSON and YAML use pig.sty.configure/v1 and report the template and output, selected and discarded addresses, requested and effective PostgreSQL versions, applied options, generated secret identifiers, and warnings.

Other Updates

• EL8 and newer package operations consistently prefer DNF, local RPM requirements are resolved by provider capability, fresh repository bootstraps restore the expected /www layout, and self-update tolerates whitespace in the latest marker.
• The extension catalog, package versions, metadata, and availability matrices receive their routine refresh while the published PostgreSQL-extension count remains 575.
• CI and release builds use Go 1.26.6, pinned analysis tools and GoReleaser, dependency verification, workflow linting, vulnerability scanning, and a full release snapshot.

Compatibility Notes

• pig sty boot no longer executes <PIGSTY_HOME>/bootstrap. Automation that relied on shell-script side effects should consume the native command and its structured result.
• pig sty conf --raw has been removed. Use the native workflow; --conf MODE remains available, with pig sty conf MODE as the equivalent positional form.
• pig sty conf --ip accepts up to ten comma-separated IPv4 addresses; --skip and --ip remain mutually exclusive. Uppercase -O chooses the Inventory file, while global lowercase -o chooses the command output format.
• EL8 and newer use DNF. The limited EL7 compatibility catalog retains its separate legacy YUM path.

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3 - pig v1.7.0

Pig v1.7.0 is a repository compatibility and catalog release on top of v1.6.2. It makes China-mirror selection explicit, preserves native DNF module filtering by default, restores a streamlined EL7 repository catalog, and grows the bundled extension snapshot from 572 to 575. The embedded Pigsty version remains 4.5.0.

Highlights

• -m|--mirror now selects the bundled china repository definitions directly. PGDG, Rocky Linux, Debian, Ubuntu, Docker, and other regional routes use the maintained mirror list instead of the former runtime PGDG proxy rewrite.
• EL repository definitions no longer receive module_hotfixes=1 globally. Pigsty and PGDG repositories that intentionally override module streams opt in explicitly; BaseOS, AppStream, EPEL, and other repositories retain native DNF module filtering.
• EL7 keeps a deliberately limited compatibility catalog: archived CentOS 7 Base/Updates/Extras/SCLo and EPEL definitions for x86_64, plus shared Pigsty and supported PGDG entries. The DNF-only module_hotfixes key is stripped when rendering EL7 YUM configuration.
• Repository setup now reports unsupported platforms when the catalog has no matching definitions, instead of continuing with an empty repository set.
• Release metadata is bumped to 1.7.0; the embedded Pigsty version remains 4.5.0.

Extension Catalog

• Packaged extensions: 572 -> 575, with no removals.
• 3 new extensions: pg_local_cache 1.2.0, pg_statviz 0.1.0, and pg_policy 0.1.0.
• Version refreshes include biscuit 3.0.0, pg_clickhouse 0.10.0, pg_search 0.25.2, pg_turbovec packages 1.29.0, pg_uuid_v8 1.1.0, and the Debian q3c 2.0.5 package.
• Package metadata and availability matrices are refreshed. Run pig ext reload when you need a catalog newer than this release snapshot.

Compatibility Notes

• No commands or global flags are removed in this release.
• -m|--mirror is now an explicit China-region selection rather than a PGDG proxy rewrite. Use --region=default|china|europe when you need a specific route.
• Custom EL repository definitions that require module-stream overrides must now set meta.module_hotfixes: 1 explicitly. This setting is intentionally omitted for ordinary OS repositories and removed on EL7.
• EL7 is end-of-life and only has limited compatibility coverage; prefer EL8 or newer for current PostgreSQL and extension packages.

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4 - pig v1.6.2

Pig v1.6.2 is a feature and catalog release on top of v1.6.1. It grows the packaged extension catalog from 562 to 572, adds native Grafana dashboard schema v2 support, and improves local repository generation. The embedded Pigsty version remains locked at 4.5.0.

Highlights

• pig sty grafana now accepts both legacy dashboard JSON and native dashboard.grafana.app/v2 Dashboard resources. Loading a v2 dashboard uses Grafana’s resource API so tabs and section variables survive the round trip; dumping preserves an existing v2 destination while new dumps keep the legacy format by default.
• pig repo create now prefers sow create --pigsty --timeout 10m -- <dir> when SOW is available, requires the resulting repo_complete marker to exist as a regular file, and falls back to createrepo_c / dpkg-scanpackages on Linux.
• Local repository creation now works on macOS through SOW, defaults to the current directory there, and does not require sudo. The Linux default remains /www/pigsty.
• Release metadata is bumped to 1.6.2; the embedded Pigsty version stays at 4.5.0.

Extension Catalog

• Packaged extensions: 562 -> 572, with no removals.
• 10 new extensions: pg_turbovec, pg_disorder, pg_mentat, plruby, jsonb_plruby, hstore_plruby, ltree_plruby, pg_describe, cat_tools, and pg_vault_tde.
• 12 version refreshes: timescaledb 2.29.1, q3c 2.0.5, pgmnemo 0.16.1, pg_search 0.25.1, citus 14.2.0, citus_columnar 14.2.0, provsql 1.12.0, plpgsql_check 2.10.4, pg_rational 0.0.3, pgbson 2.1.0, pg_readme 0.7.1, and pg_readme_test_extension 0.7.1.
• Package metadata and availability matrices are refreshed. Run pig ext reload to replace the embedded release snapshot with the latest online catalog.

Compatibility Notes

• No commands or global flags are removed in this release.
• When SOW is installed, pig repo create now prefers it over the legacy Linux generators and checks that the completion marker exists before reporting success.
• The catalog count is not a promise that every package is available on every PostgreSQL / OS / architecture combination; use pig ext avail NAME on the target host.
• Package-manager and install-script upgrades use the newest version published by the configured Pigsty repository, which may lag GitHub. Use the GitHub assets when you need this exact release.

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5 - pig v1.6.1

pig v1.6.1 is a maintenance release on top of v1.6.0. It carries no new commands and no flag changes — the point of the release is the catalog that ships inside the binary.

What changed

• Extension catalog refreshed. The embedded extension.csv is regenerated from the Pigsty package repositories, so pig ext list and pig install resolve against current package versions without a pig ext reload round trip.
• Pigsty version aligned to 4.5.0. The embedded Pigsty version that pig sty and pig status report now points at Pigsty 4.5.0.
• Version strings bumped across the build metadata and pig update.

The catalog embedded in the v1.6.1 release covers 562 packaged extensions across PostgreSQL 14–18 on EL 8/9/10, Debian 12/13, and Ubuntu 22/24/26, for both x86_64 and aarch64. Running pig ext reload can replace that release snapshot with a newer online catalog.

Upgrading

pig update                 # upgrade in place through the native package manager
pig update -v 1.6.1        # or pin the exact version

A fresh install picks up v1.6.1 automatically:

curl -fsSL https://repo.pigsty.io/pig | bash   # global (Cloudflare CDN)
curl -fsSL https://repo.pigsty.cc/pig | bash   # mainland China mirror

You can also refresh only the catalog on an existing install, without upgrading the binary:

pig ext reload             # download the latest catalog to ~/.pig/extension.csv

See the release notes for the full version history.

6 - pig v1.6.0

Pig v1.6.0 is a major release: pig pt becomes a transparent patronictl launcher, the new root-level pig inventory command group brings lossless editing and validation of pigsty.yml (with an experimental PostgreSQL CMDB bridge), pig sty grafana adds native Grafana dashboard management, and the packaged extension catalog grows to 562.

Highlights

• pig pt is rewritten as a native patronictl passthrough: all cluster commands (list, restart, switchover, failover, edit-config, …) forward directly with native flags, prompts, output, and exit codes, so new patronictl features work without waiting for a pig release. Local helpers status, log, set, and service/svc remain, with new -c/--config-file, -d/--dcs-url, -k/--insecure options and a pig pt -- … escape hatch.
• New root-level pig inventory command group (alias inv): status / list / show / edit / validate / check / diff — a lossless YAML engine that preserves comments, formatting, key order, and anchors byte-for-byte; edit validates before writing and writes atomically, so invalid YAML can never reach disk.
• New experimental pig inventory cmdb subcommands (check / init / load / dump / enable / disable) exchange the inventory with the Pigsty CMDB in PostgreSQL over a native driver, with bounded timeouts and digest-pinned confirmation for destructive operations.
• New pig sty grafana (alias gf) manages Grafana dashboards natively over HTTP: info / list / boot / load / init / dump / clean / lang / style. The pig sty surface is simplified: sty edit / validate / check / cmdb / dashboard / release are removed in favor of pig inventory, pig sty grafana, and pig sty list / get.
• Reliability hardening: repo / catalog / download writes are atomic (no more truncated files on interrupt); structured -o json|yaml keeps stdout as a pure result envelope with wrapped-tool output on stderr; finer exit codes (usage errors → 2, missing --yes confirmation → 7); Ansible list variables are JSON-encoded.
• Repository refresh: MySQL repos upgraded to 8.4 LTS, new Percona XtraBackup (pxb84) and MySQL Tools repos, Kubernetes v1.36, LLVM apt coverage for Debian/Ubuntu 26, Percona TDE sourced directly from repo.percona.com, wiltondb repo removed.
• Toolchain: Go 1.26.5, new native PostgreSQL driver (pgx v5), embedded Pigsty version 4.4.0.

Extension Catalog

• Packaged extensions: 531 -> 562; the broader PGEXT.CLOUD directory contains 2,230 entries.
• 33 new extensions, including the pg_lake family (pg_lake, pg_lake_table, pg_lake_engine, pg_lake_iceberg, pg_lake_copy), pg_jieba, pg_cjk_parser, pg_fts, pgmonitor, pgmemento, pg_tiktoken_c, online_advisor, pgsqlmock, and plx.
• 2 removed: pg_analytics, spat; 58 version refreshes, including vector 0.8.5, timescaledb 2.28.3, pg_search 0.24.3, pg_tde 2.2.1, and powa 5.2.0.
• Package aliases synced with Pigsty: kafka is renamed to kafka-stack; the Debian/Ubuntu postgresql alias now maps to postgresql-$v only (use pgsql / pgsql-full for the full dev set).

Compatibility Notes

• ⚠ pig pt failover <name>: the positional argument is now the cluster, not the promotion candidate — use pig pt failover CLUSTER --candidate MEMBER and review any failover automation before upgrading.
• pig pt positionals are native cluster-first (restart CLUSTER [MEMBER]); forwarded commands return native patronictl exit codes, own their confirmation prompts (-y no longer gates them), and no longer support -o json (use native --format json). pig pt config is replaced by pig pt set K=V and native show-config / edit-config.
• In structured output mode, wrapped-tool output moves to stderr and stdout carries only the JSON/YAML envelope — update scripts that parsed mixed output.
• pig inventory edit tightens the inventory file mode to 0600 after a successful edit, since the file may contain credentials.

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7 - pig v1.5.1

Pig v1.5.1 updates PG kernel forks to the latest package names.

Highlights

• Add mirror/proxy mode to repo, build, sty, update, and extension update workflows; pig build rust -m also configures Cargo mirror settings with rsproxy.cn.
• Add explicit PostgreSQL 19 beta build switches: pig build repo --beta, pig build tool --beta, and pig build pgrx -b, while keeping PostgreSQL 18 and PG14-18 as the stable defaults.
• Refresh kernel and fork package aliases for IvorySQL, PolarDB, OrioleDB, OpenHaloDB, Babelfish, and the pgEdge suite.
• Improve the Cloudberry package build flow for cloudberry, cloudberry-backup, and cloudberry-pxf.
• Refresh source/package metadata for Cloudberry, Babelfish, OrioleDB, pgEdge, PolarDB, polarstore, zlog, libpgfeutils, and libfq.
• Improve repository generation for newer EL release strings, including PGDG on EL9.6+ / EL10+ and EPEL’s EL10 10z stream.
• Refresh extension versions including pg_ivm 1.15, spock 5.0.10, snowflake 2.5.0, pg_tde 2.2, decoderbufs 3.6.0, and IvorySQL 5.4 packages.

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8 - 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.

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9 - pig v1.4.2

• Refresh the built-in extension catalog from 510 to 524 available extensions. This adds 14 extensions: pg_stl, pgmnemo, psql_bm25s, pg_orca, pg_sorted_heap, graph, pgrdf, fsm_core, jsonschema, pg_durable, pg_mockable, pg_uuid_v8, pg_stat_backtrace, and pg_projection.
• Update package metadata for 48 existing extensions, including timescaledb 2.28.0, timescaledb_toolkit 1.23.0, pg_task 2.1.29, pg_search 0.24.0, pg_clickhouse 0.3.2, pg_graphql 1.6.1, documentdb 0.112, toastinfo 1.7, wrappers 0.6.1, and pgclone 4.3.2. No extensions were removed or demoted.
• Add PostgreSQL 19 beta install/build/config support. PG19 is accepted as an explicit installable major, while PostgreSQL 18 remains the stable default for auto-detection, catalog display, and latest-version aliases.
• Add pg19 package aliases and PG19 category alias resolution. PG19 category aliases borrow the PostgreSQL 18 visibility template and limit beta package expansion to PGDG-origin entries.
• Teach pig sty conf -v 19 to enable the beta repository module when the template supports it, and emit clear warnings when a template is not tuned for PG19 beta or cannot enable the beta repo automatically.
• Fix Patroni cluster operations by passing the resolved CLUSTER_NAME to patronictl restart, reinit, switchover, and failover; pig pt list also accepts an optional cluster name.
• Bump the default pgrx version for pig build pgrx from 0.18.0 to 0.18.1.
• Bump release metadata to v1.4.2, refresh Go module checksums, and add focused tests for PG19 aliases/config generation plus Patroni cluster-scope behavior.

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10 - pig v1.4.1

• 510 extensions, 3 new extensions, 20 updated.
• Ubuntu 26.04 resolute support, drop support for Ubuntu 20.04 focal.
• Bump el9.aarch64 ad hoc patroni to 4.1.2.
• Bump pgEdge to PostgreSQL 18.
• Calibrate upstream repo definition.

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11 - pig v1.4.0

• Refresh the extension catalog and increase the total available extensions to 510, with version bumps such as timescaledb 2.26.3, decoderbufs 3.5.0, pgclone 4.0.0, and nominatim_fdw 1.3.
• Bump the default pgrx version from 0.17.0 to 0.18.0 and align related Rust extension builds.
• Refresh authoritative source bundles for pig build get, covering Cloudberry / OrioleDB build inputs and bundled artifacts for RDKit and OneSparse-related packages.
• Fix repo set flag isolation and correct schema maintenance SQL.
• Bump patroni to 4.1.1 for el9.aarch64.

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12 - pig v1.3.4

Bump total available extensions to 504.

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13 - pig v1.3.3

• Refresh extension catalog and increase total available extensions to 481.
• Bump Go toolchain from 1.26.0 to 1.26.2.

Extension Updates

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14 - pig v1.3.2

Routine maintenance release.

• Refresh a batch of extension version metadata and catalog entries.
• Add the pig pg tune subcommand to generate PostgreSQL tuning parameters from hardware resources and workload profiles.
• Add pdu and pgdog source package aliases for pig build get.
• Migrate extension catalog URLs from pgext.cloud to pigsty.io/ext.

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15 - pig v1.3.1

This is a small maintenance release from v1.3.0 to v1.3.1.

• PG13 install/build support is removed because PGDG upstream has dropped PG13 archive/distribution.
• Active supported PostgreSQL major versions are now 14-18.
• Refresh extension catalog (461 -> 464), including pg_pinyin, pg_eviltransform, and qos.
• Percona PPG upstream repo is bumped to 18.3.
• Fix pig build dependency/build sync issues; rsync now uses --keep-dirlinks.
• In YUM repos, Nginx is split out from infra into its own module index (nginx).

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16 - pig v1.3.0

This release is a focused engineering update from v1.2.0 to v1.3.0: 15 commits, 74 files changed, +1184 / -236 LOC.

It hardens the pig build pipeline and extends catalog/alias coverage, increasing total extensions from 451 to 461.

Highlights

• Build source download improvements (pig build get):
  • Parse multi-source Source fields (whitespace/newline/tab) and deduplicate entries.
  • Add source mappings for agensgraph / agentsgraph.
  • pgedge now downloads both postgresql-17.9.tar.gz and spock-5.0.5.tar.gz.
• Dependency resolution and install improvements (pig build dep):
  • RPM dependencies can infer PG major from pgmajorversion in spec files; missing spec/control files now return explicit errors.
  • DEB dependency parsing now covers Build-Depends / Build-Depends-Arch / Build-Depends-Indep, including multiline fields, alternatives, arch qualifiers, and build-profile cleanup.
  • PGVERSION placeholders can be expanded from --pg, installed PG majors, or extension metadata.
  • Dependency install failures are downgraded to warnings so batch runs continue.
• DEB build result semantics fixed (pig build ext/pkg):
  • Successful build command exit code is authoritative; artifact discovery is best-effort warning only.
  • Suppress empty package-list banners on successful no-artifact runs.
  • Partial artifacts are warnings, not failures.
  • Build logs now print real metadata source/version values instead of always composing name-version.
• Better machine-readable ext operation output (pig ext rm/update):
  • After alias resolution, removed/updated now returns resolved package names instead of extension aliases.
• Extension catalog and alias updates:
  • New aliases: agensgraph / agens, pgedge, babelfishpg.
  • openhalodb is aligned to PG14 package naming; ivorysqldb naming is aligned.
  • Fork metadata and availability matrix were refreshed in batch (including timescaledb, pgmq, orioledb, documentdb, pg_tde, and babelfishpg_* entries).
• Engineering and release:
  • Version bumped to v1.3.0 (including a v1.2.1 transition commit), copyright year moved to 2026, and README refreshed for 461 extensions and current alias docs.

Compatibility Notes

• Structured removed/updated fields in pig ext rm/update now contain package names. Automation that matched extension aliases should update parsing logic.

New Extensions (451 -> 461)

Full Commit List (v1.2.0..v1.3.0)

• b8ecf8d bump version string to 1.2.1
• 55df9a4 build/get: support multi-source parsing and pgedge spock tarball
• da8e347 add agensgraph and pgedge alias
• 86edbd7 ext: show resolved package names in rm/update results
• ef3c905 build/dep: improve rpm/deb dependency resolution
• 7144e09 ext/catalog: refresh fork metadata and matrix entries
• befffbf build(deb): treat successful build command as authoritative result
• 33fd517 build(deb): avoid empty package list banner on successful no-artifact runs
• 3b450f2 avoid concat ext pkg name with version when download
• 33847ab fix(ext): satisfy staticcheck S1011 in rm/update
• b8b917d build(dep): treat dependency install failures as warnings
• 8110c00 adjust ivorysqldb babelfishpg alias
• fac9faf bump version to 1.3.0
• 1f88f06 chore: update copyright year to 2026
• c804757 v1.3.0

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17 - pig v1.2.0

• Extension catalog and alias resolution enhancements:

  • Introduce dynamic PG category alias resolution by PG major version.
  • Add OS-level alias overrides (ansible/bootstrap) and converge unknown distro fallback to PGDG-only.
  • Add aliases such as node/infra and babelfish/cloudberry, and refresh extension metadata to reduce package resolution ambiguity.

• Plan preview for high-risk operations:

  • Add pig install --plan with structured execution plan output.
  • Align preview semantics for pig pitr and pgBackRest repack/expire under --plan / --dry-run.
  • Add plan-flag consistency tests to keep subcommand behavior aligned.

• Native sty configuration capability:

  • Add pig sty configure with full execution flow (preflight, argument handling, execution orchestration).
  • Unify sty conf/configure behavior: native implementation by default, with --raw fallback retained.
  • Add tests for configure main flow, preflight, routing, and install integration to improve maintainability.

• Repo/build/reliability fixes:

  • Fix nil dereference in repo cache on os.Stat error paths.
  • Align Ubuntu and Debian repo channel mapping, and add timeout control for mirror pulls during reload.
  • Harden repo rm for dotted module names with safe deletion and path validation.
  • Fix symlink preservation, cross-device migration, and target-directory handling in sty init and build flows.
  • Improve text output and matrix color rendering, and fix ext command validation for empty args/targets.

• 35 commits, 66 files changed, LOC: +5006 / -379

• PG extension and kernel package updates

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18 - pig v1.1.1

Fixes

• Preserve symlink semantics during build-tree migration and support cross-device moves.
• Handle a PostgreSQL log directory configured as the filesystem root without resolving files outside the intended directory.
• Allow pig repo rm to remove repository modules whose names contain dots while retaining safe-path validation.
• Accept safe relative symlinks when pig sty init extracts a Pigsty release archive.

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19 - pig v1.1.0

This version is a planned architecture-level upgrade from v1.0.0 to v1.1.0 (79 commits, 193 files changed), with the core goal of moving pig from a “human-friendly CLI” to an “agent-native orchestratable CLI”.

Seven new extensions are added, bringing the total available extensions to 451.

New Features

• Land the unified agent-native output framework: introduce global --output (text/yaml/json/json-pretty), and provide unified Result structure, stable status codes, and machine-readable output for ext/repo/pg/pt/pb/pitr/status/version/context.
• Introduce ANCS (Agent Native Command Schema) metadata: add semantic fields such as type/volatility/parallel/risk/confirm/os_user/cost, and make help emit a command capability tree directly in structured mode for agent-side capability and risk discovery.
• Add pig context (pig ctx) environment snapshot command: aggregate host, PostgreSQL, Patroni, pgBackRest, and extension information in one call for direct agent workflow context injection.
• Expand plan capabilities beyond PITR: add pig ext add/rm --plan, pig pg stop/restart --plan, pig pt switchover/failover --plan, and align with pig pitr --plan/--dry-run into a reviewable execution plan format (actions, scope, risks, expected outcomes).
• Further improve structured result coverage: embed native pgbackrest info JSON, and unify structured return DTOs across Patroni/PostgreSQL/PITR/Repo/Ext subsystems for automation compatibility.
• Strengthen compatibility layer: add legacy structured wrappers for existing command groups such as pg_exporter/pg_probe/do/sty, preserving legacy interaction behavior while exposing structured execution results and output capture.
• Update pigsty to v4.1.0.

Extension Update

Bug Fixes

• Security fix: resolve parsing panic in pig build proxy when receiving malformed proxy addresses.
• Security fix: resolve path traversal risk in pig pg log, preventing access to files outside the log directory via ../../.
• Security hardening: improve installer/repo path and quoting handling to reduce path injection and invalid-path misuse risks.
• Build pipeline reliability fixes: correctly propagate errors and return non-zero exit codes in pig build get/pkg/ext when download/build fails; fix false failures in DEB builds caused by pg_ver mismatch.
• Repo/catalog refresh fixes: support quiet mirror fallback for ext/repo reload; make repo add/set/rm return proper error status when cache updates fail.
• Extension management fixes: adjust ext update to explicit-target updates and fix status drift issues; ensure ext import downloads requested DEB resources to the specified repo directory.
• Output/observability fixes: align structured output exit code behavior with text mode rendering; improve permission handling and parsing stability in pg status.

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20 - pig v1.0.0

This release introduces three major new subcommand groups (pig pg, pig pt, pig pb) for managing PostgreSQL, Patroni, and pgBackRest, along with an orchestrated PITR command and enhanced extension availability display.

New Commands

• pig pg - PostgreSQL instance management

  • pg init/start/stop/restart/reload/status - Control and manage PostgreSQL instances
  • pg role/promote - Detect and switch instance role (primary/replica)
  • pg psql/ps/kill - Connection and session management
  • pg vacuum/analyze/freeze/repack - Database maintenance operations
  • pg log - Log viewing (list/tail/cat/less)

• pig pt - Patroni cluster management

  • pt list/config - View cluster status and configuration
  • pt restart/reload/reinit - Manage cluster members
  • pt switchover/failover - Cluster failover operations
  • pt pause/resume - Control automatic failover
  • pt start/stop/status/log - Patroni service management

• pig pb - pgBackRest backup management

  • pb info/ls - View backup information
  • pb backup/restore/expire - Backup operations
  • pb create/upgrade/delete - Stanza management
  • pb check/start/stop/log - Control operations

• pig pitr - Orchestrated Point-In-Time Recovery

  • Automatic Patroni/PostgreSQL coordination
  • Multiple recovery targets: time, LSN, XID, restore point
  • Dry-run mode and post-recovery guidance

New Features

• Add availability matrix to pig ext avail and pig ext ls

Improvements

• Unified command aliases across pg/pt/pb commands
• Standardized error message format
• Code refactoring and cleanup

Bug Fixes

• Fix missing UTIL extension category

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21 - pig v0.9.0

Changes

• Rename pig sty install to pig sty deploy so the command name reflects that it runs the Pigsty deployment playbook.
• Add the -g, -p, and -o options to pig sty conf, aligning it with the configure script available in this release.
• Keep llvmjit in the pgsql-full package alias.

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22 - pig v0.8.1

Fix

• Restore llvmjit to the pgsql-full package alias after it was removed in v0.8.0.
• Bump the release version to v0.8.1.

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23 - pig v0.8.0

Extension Updates

• Total extensions reached 440
• New extension: pg_ai_query 0.1.1
• New extension: pg_textsearch 0.1.0
• New extension: pg_clickhouse 0.1.0
• pg_biscuit upgraded from 1.0 to 2.0.1 (switched to new repo, renamed to biscuit)
• pg_search upgraded from 0.20.3 to 0.20.5
• pg_duckdb upgraded to official release 1.1.1
• vchord_bm25 upgraded from 0.2.2 to 0.3.0
• pg_semver upgraded from 0.40.0 to 0.41.0
• pg_timeseries upgraded from 0.1.7 to 0.1.8
• Fixed debian/ubuntu pg18 extension issues: supautils, pg_summarize, pg_vectorize, pg_tiktoken, pg_tzf, pglite_fusion, pgsmcrypto, pgx_ulid, plprql
• Pigsty version synced to 4.0.0

Repository Updates

• Removed pgdg yum sysupdate repo due to upstream changes
• Removed pgdg yum llvmjit package due to upstream changes
• Fixed patroni 3.0.4 duplicate package issue on el9.aarch64
• Added priority for el repo definitions, docker repo skipped when unavailable
• Added epel 10 / pgdg 9/10 OS minor version hotfix

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24 - pig v0.7.5

Extension Updates

• timescaledb 2.23.1 -> 2.24.0
• pg_search 0.20.0 -> 0.20.3
• convert 0.0.4 -> 0.0.5
• pglinter 1.0.0 -> 1.0.1
• pgdd 0.6.0 -> 0.6.1
• pg_session_jwt 0.3.3 -> 0.4.0
• pg_anon 2.4.1 -> 2.5.1
• pg_enigma 0.4.0 -> 0.5.0
• wrappers 0.5.6 -> 0.5.7
• pg_vectorize 0.25.0 -> 0.26.0

Repository Updates

Use the fixed Aliyun PGDG mirror repository

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25 - pig v0.7.4

• Update extension metadata: pg_search, pgmq, pg_stat_monitor
• Update pgdg repo URL, the extras now move to parent directory
• Bump ivorysql to 5.0 (compatible with PG 18.0)
• Bump Percona Postgres TDE Kernel to 18.1

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26 - pig v0.7.3

• Add new command: pig repo reload to update repo metadata
• Fix EL PGDG sysupdate aarch64 repo issue (now aarch64 repo ready)
• Fix EL10.aarch64 PGDG repo renaming issue
• Update extension versions
• Bump Pigsty version to 3.7.0

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27 - pig v0.7.2

• Extension list update, + 6 new extensions, 437 total

• Add PGDG EL10 Sysupdate repo

• Add LLVM APT repo

• Use local extension.csv catalog in pig build sub command

• Updated extensions: vchord pg_later pgvectorscale pglite_fusion pgx_ulid pg_search citus timescaledb pg_profile pg_stat_monitor documentdb

• New extensions: pglinter pg_typeid pg_enigma pg_retry pg_biscuit pg_weighted_statistics

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28 - pig v0.7.1

• The brand-new website: /ext/
• Remove unnecessary sudo usage, now can be used inside docker
• Allow using pg18, pg17 arg format in pig ext link command
• Add environment var PIG_NO_SUDO to force not using sudo
• RPM Changelog: Add PG 18 support to almost all extensions
• DEB Changelog: Add PG 18 support to almost all extensions
• Infra Changelog: Routine update to the latest version

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29 - pig v0.7.0

• Add support for Debian 13 and EL 10 distributions
• Massive extension updates to the latest versions with PostgreSQL 18 support
• Almost all Rust extensions now support PG 18 via pgrx 0.16.1
• pig build command overhaul
  • pig build pkg <pkg> will now download source, prepare deps, and build in one go
  • pig build pgrx is now separated from pig build rust
  • pig build pgrx [-v pgrx_version] can now use existing PG installation directly
  • pig build dep will now handle extension dependencies on both EL and Debian systems
  • pig build ext now has more compact and elegant output, can build RPM on EL without build script
  • pig build spec now supports downloading spec files directly from Pigsty repo
  • pig build repo / pig repo add / pig repo set now use node,pgsql,infra as default repo modules instead of node,pgdg,pigsty
• Optimized error logging
• Brand new catalog website based on hugo and hextra

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30 - pig v0.6.2

• Use official PG 18 repo instead of testing repo
• Add v prefix when specifying pigsty version string
• Improved network connectivity check

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31 - pig v0.6.1

• Add el10 and debian 13 trixie support stub
• Dedicated website: /docs/pig/
• Rebuild with go 1.25 and CI/CD pipeline
• Use PIGSTY PGDG mirror in mainland China
• Remove unused pgdg-el10fix repo
• Use Pigsty WiltonDB mirror
• Add EL 10 dedicated epel repo
• pig version output with go build environment

32 - pig v0.6.0

• New extension catalog: https://ext.pgsty.com
• New subcommand: pig install to simplify pig ext install
• Add new kernel support: percona with pg_tde
• Add new package: Google GenAI MCP toolbox for databases
• Add new repo: percona repo and clickhouse repo
• Change extension summary info links to ext.pgsty.com
• Fix orioledb broken on the Debian/Ubuntu system
• Fix epel repo on EL distributions
• Bump golang to 1.24.5
• Bump pigsty to v3.6.0

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33 - pig v0.5.0

• Update the extension list to 422
• New extension: pgactive from AWS
• Bump timescaledb to 2.20.3
• Bump citus to 13.1.0
• Bump vchord to 0.4.3
• Bug fix pgvectorscale debian/ubuntu pg17 failure
• Bump kubernetes repo to 1.33
• Bump default pigsty version to 3.5.0

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34 - pig v0.4.2

• Update the extension list to 421
• Add openhalo/orioledb support for Debian / Ubuntu
• pgdd 0.6.0 (pgrx 0.14.1)
• convert 0.0.4 (pgrx 0.14.1)
• pg_idkit 0.3.0 (pgrx 0.14.1)
• pg_tokenizer.rs 0.1.0 (pgrx 0.13.1)
• pg_render 0.1.2 (pgrx 0.12.8)
• pgx_ulid 0.2.0 (pgrx 0.12.7)
• pg_ivm 1.11.0 for debian/ubuntu
• orioledb 1.4.0 beta11
• Add el7 repo back

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35 - pig v0.4.1

• Update the extension list to 414
• Add citus_wal2json and citus_pgoutput to pig ext scan mapping
• Add PG 18 beta repo
• Add PG 18 package alias

36 - pig v0.4.0

• Updated extension list, available extensions reached 407
• Added pig do subcommand for executing Pigsty playbook tasks
• Added pig pt subcommand for wrapping Patroni command-line tools
• Added extension aliases: openhalo and orioledb
• Added gitlab-ce / gitlab-ee repository distinction
• Built with the latest Go 1.24.2 and upgraded dependency versions
• Fixed pig ext status panic issue under specific conditions
• Fixed pig ext scan unable to match several extensions

37 - pig v0.3.4

curl https://repo.pigsty.io/pig | bash -s 0.3.4

• Routine extension metadata update
• Use aliyun epel mirror instead of broken tsinghua tuna mirror
• Bump pigsty version string
• Add gitlab repo to the repo list

38 - pig v0.3.3

• Add pig build dep command to install extension build dependencies
• Update default repo list
• Use pigsty.io mirror for mssql module (wiltondb/babelfish)
• Merge docker module into infra
• Remove pg16/17 from el7 target
• Allow installing extensions in el7
• Update package alias

39 - pig v0.3.2

Enhancement

• New extensions
• Use upx to reduce binary size
• Remove embedded pigsty to reduce binary size

40 - pig v0.3.1

Routine bugfix

• Fix repo format string
• Fix ext info links
• Update pg_mooncake metadata

41 - pig v0.3.0

The pig project now has a new homepage, along with the PostgreSQL Extension Catalog.

42 - pig v0.2.2

404 Extensions Available in Pig v0.2.2

43 - pig v0.2.0

44 - pig v0.1.4

45 - pig v0.1.3

v0.1.3, routine update, with 390 extensions available now!

46 - pig v0.1.2

351 PostgreSQL Extensions, including the powerful postgresql-anonymizer 2.0

47 - pig v0.1.1

Update Extension List

48 - pig v0.1.0

pig CLI v0.1 released

49 - pig v0.0.1

Genesis Release