Andy Pfister

sorry for the late reply. @djberg96 the TDS version in the `freetds.conf` has no effect, because both `tiny_tds` and the `activerecord-sql-adapter` overwrite it. From `activerecord-sql-adapter`, I think you can change...

... that kind of aligns with freetds that there are sometimes multiple options to achieve the same :) to be honest, I did not play around with logging anything out...

@djberg96 @KarimElsayad247 I played around with the debug logs when invoking `tiny_tds`' tests. `FREETDSCONF` seems to pick up the `freetds.conf`, as you already reported. ``` $ FREETDSCONF=/tmp/freetds.conf bundle exec rake...

@djberg96 probably. Given that FreeTDS wrote one log file for my entire test, I would assume changes are only picked up when a new process spawns. If that does not...

@djberg96 If I install `freetds-dev` into a plain `debian:bookworm` container, the `debug flags` line is commented out: ``` [global] # TDS protocol version tds version = auto # Whether to...

I would recommend to copy the `freetds.conf` into the Docker container because I am not 100% sure how Docker build and shell escapes and all that stuff behaves together with...

so I tried out customizing the debug logs with an app inside Docker. I used a toy application of mine, which was not meant to run with MSSQL (uses SQLite...

I think this is a scenario we did not test. when upgrading, a new cluster is created and therefore you only see one. I am not sure if all that...

I generally agree that `pgautoupgrade` could restore the state of the data directory when it exits. `pg_upgrade` leaves the existing data untouched if I am informed correctly. I am a...

can you post your docker compose before and after the change to pgautoupgrade?