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sql format could be large and painful to sync between servers.
Since we now have postgresql:console, postgresql:restore probably should use pg_dump's counterpart pg_restore instead of psql
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+1 Absolutely, heroku for instance gives you just the small format
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Ha, just found an easy way of working this around:
pg_restore -O latest.dump | dokku postgresql:restore <db_name>
The pg_restore command will gladly uncompress the file for you and you can feed it to restore in pure sql via pipe.
Note: the -O option means the database should not export information about the old owner.
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sql format could be large and painful to sync between servers.
Since we now have postgresql:console, postgresql:restore probably should use pg_dump's counterpart pg_restore instead of psql
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: