May 2026: pgEdge/spock delivered PostgreSQL 19 replication reliability enhancements. Implemented core patches for server-level support of logical replication, including commit timestamp tracking, monotonic commit timestamps, row filtering, logging of old attribute values, and delta apply functions to improve replication reliability. The work is embodied in commit 69687bc2f307c062b509a2598175bf370c549f2f (PG 19 patches for server). Focused on upgrade readiness and downstream data consistency.

August 2025 monthly summary for pgEdge/cli: Delivered cross-repo version alignment for backup tooling and CLI/Spock, and implemented a targeted rollback to restore stability across PostgreSQL versions. This release-focused work updated environment/scripts and version tables to ensure a consistent, up-to-date release state. Implemented Spock version rollback (spock50 to 5.0.0-1) across PostgreSQL 15-17 to address a regression introduced by a previous update. These changes reduce deployment risk, improve upgrade reliability, and establish traceability across components.

July 2025 monthly summary for pgEdge/cli. Focused on stabilizing dependencies, correcting release metadata, and enhancing deployment tooling to enable granular artifact promotion to REPO/$MODE/$SUBDIR/ with input validation. These changes improved release reliability, deployment accuracy, and traceability for the product's command-line interface ecosystem.

June 2025 highlights reliability and integration improvements across pgEdge/cli and pgEdge/spock. Key outcomes include a more robust installation/build experience, dependency alignment for build success, and enhanced runtime library discoverability for spockctrl. These changes reduce build failures, streamline deployments, and set the foundation for smoother releases.