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Week of October 5, 2026

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This week the project closed three security and CI hygiene gaps and made two end-to-end tests reliable. Dependencies were bumped to clear govulncheck findings, the threat assessment artifacts were brought to Gemara v1.6.0, and the OpenShift job no longer leaves a kubeadmin user with a password printed in logs. The replica switchover tests no longer fail from a full disk or from querying the primary mid-restart.

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Dependency bumps clear govulncheck findings, threat assessment artifacts move to Gemara v1.6.0, and OpenShift CI drops the kubeadmin user after install. Replica switchover e2e tests now stop running out of disk and wait for the rollout.

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This week in CloudNativePG: updated golang.org/x modules to fix govulncheck findings, bumped threat assessment artifacts to Gemara v1.6.0 with SECURITY_INSIGHTS.yml aligned to the same version, and removed the kubeadmin user after the OpenShift installation while hiding its password in installer output. The replica switchover end-to-end tests got two fixes: inserts are paused and max_wal_size is capped at 256MB with WAL on its own 1Gi volume so the disk no longer fills, and the spec waits for the second cluster to be ready before querying it, avoiding mid-restart reads.

Week of September 28, 2026

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This week addresses critical restore issues that were blocking deployments, resolves licensing compliance concerns, and improves CI reliability by increasing timeouts and making infrastructure configuration more flexible. These changes enhance stability for users relying on backup and restore workflows.

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This week: fixed restore hangs with backup tools, resolved licensing flags, improved CI reliability with longer timeouts, and made GKE configuration more flexible for different environments.

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This week's updates focus on reliability and compliance. We fixed an issue where restore operations would hang when backup tools recreate Pods with PVCs, replaced a licensing-flagged test dependency with a standards-based approach, increased CI timeouts to prevent false failures on slower cloud runs, and made GKE infrastructure configuration more flexible. These changes strengthen backup/restore workflows and improve test reliability.

Week of September 21, 2026

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Two minor releases ship with recovery improvements for Barman Cloud backups. Several fixes address monitoring false positives, object deletion ordering, and replica cluster reliability. PostgreSQL 18 compatibility receives attention with data checksums handling.

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V1.30.1 and v1.29.3 released. v1.29 is now end-of-life. Fixes include Barman Cloud recovery args, PVC label handling, monitoring alert latching, and replica cluster sort order.

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CloudNativePG v1.30.1 and v1.29.3 are now available. v1.29 reaches end-of-life; users should upgrade. This week's releases include enhanced Barman Cloud recovery parameter forwarding, fixes for monitoring alerts that latch forever, corrected replica cluster designated primary sorting, and improved PostgreSQL 18 compatibility with data checksums handling.

Week of September 14, 2026

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Why it matters

This week addresses critical failover and recovery scenarios that can leave clusters unavailable or stuck in deadlock. Fixes to fencing, primary lease acquisition, and restore operations ensure the cluster can reliably handle failures and maintenance events. These changes make the controller more resilient when instances are unreachable or the cluster needs to reorganize.

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This week: failover no longer stalls, fencing affects only the target instance, restore deadlocks are fixed, and primary startup is safer. Critical reliability improvements for PostgreSQL on Kubernetes.

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This week we fixed several critical reliability issues in CloudNativePG: failover operations no longer stall or revert, fencing now correctly isolates only the target instance, restore from orphan PVCs no longer deadlocks, and primary startups now properly acquire the lease first. These changes ensure clusters can reliably recover from failures and maintenance events.

Weeks with too little public activity are left out rather than filled in. Last updated 2026-10-13.

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