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PostGIS includes Tiger/LINE data #1
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Great point! Thank you for pointing this out. I will check it out this week-- or you could submit a pull request. 😀 Thanks again. |
Thanks -- in the end I decided to go with a different Docker image though, because your image is based on Postgres 13, and I was looking for a Docker image based on Postgres 16. However, in case it helps, here are the tables that are set up by the
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Oh, I just looked in these tables and they are empty! I thought it was a complete release of Tiger/LINE (which is a lot of data). These are just placeholders. Probably one of the postgis extensions needs these, but I doubt postgis itself needs them. Anyway, this is not such a big deal if the data is not installed in the default database. |
I don't remember exactly why I used postgres 13. I think it may have been because that's what the pgvector installation notes said to use... or something like that. There was definitely a reason. 😅 I like the idea of updating it though. I'll see if I can get it all fixed up. |
Hi, I see you made some effort to reduce the layer size in your Docker image. However, you are depending upon the
postgis
image, not thepostgres
image. Thepostgis
image includes the Tiger/LINE data, which is large. Wouldn't it be better to base your image onpostgres
, and just install thepostgis
extension?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: