The pg_auto_reindexer version 1.6 has been officially released, introducing significant improvements to its functionality. Notably, the drop_invalid_index function has been enhanced to accommodate the handling of multiple invalid indexes through the use of regular expression (regex) matching. This update allows the tool to effectively process both ccnew and ccold suffixes.
- Improved Functionality: The drop_invalid_index function can now manage multiple invalid indexes at once, simplifying the cleanup process.
- Regex Matching: The introduction of regex matching enhances the precision and flexibility of index identification.
- Support for Suffixes: The tool can now efficiently process indexes with both ccnew and ccold suffixes, expanding its utility.
This release builds on the previous version (v1.5) and is a step forward in enhancing the reindexing capabilities of PostgreSQL databases.
For a complete overview of changes, users can refer to the full changelog available in the release notes
Key Updates in Release v1.6
- Improved Functionality: The drop_invalid_index function can now manage multiple invalid indexes at once, simplifying the cleanup process.
- Regex Matching: The introduction of regex matching enhances the precision and flexibility of index identification.
- Support for Suffixes: The tool can now efficiently process indexes with both ccnew and ccold suffixes, expanding its utility.
This release builds on the previous version (v1.5) and is a step forward in enhancing the reindexing capabilities of PostgreSQL databases.
For a complete overview of changes, users can refer to the full changelog available in the release notes
pg_auto_reindexer 1.6 released
The pg_auto_reindexer release v1.6 has improved the drop_invalid_index function to handle multiple invalid indexes using regex matching and to process both ccnew and ccold suffixes.
