overhaul asset builds to support newer postgres and ruby env #178
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JFYI, it's libpq not libpg (Q not G for the last character) |
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Pull Request Checklist
General
Update Changelog following the conventions laid out here
Update README with any necessary configuration snippets
RuboCop passes
Existing tests pass
Purpose
User request to have asset work with postgres SCRAM password authentication algorithm introduced in postgresl 10.
Major overhaul of asset builds to build against postgres 12 for all linux platform targets instead of relying on os host postgres packages ( long term stable releases have postgres 9.x and libpg doesn't support SCRAM)
Since this is a major overhaul this is also an opportunity to move the ruby26 runtime as the ruby24 runtime is EOL upstream now.
Known Compatibility Issues
the libpg ABI should not be impacted, so there should not be a compatibility issue. However to be safe this should be considered a breaking change and version should be major release bump.