For years, installing many packages from the PostgreSQL RPM repository on RHEL and its rebuilds started with the same step: `dnf install epel-release`. PostGIS, pgBackRest, pgcli, patroni, pg_statviz, ora2pg and lots of extensions pulled at least one dependency from EPEL.
Over the last couple of weeks I removed most of those dependencies. On RHEL 8, 9 and 10, the GIS stack, the most popular extensions and almost all of our Python tools now install from the PGDG repositories and the OS repositories (BaseOS, AppStream and CRB) alone.
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Devrim GÜNDÜZ: The PostgreSQL RPM repository needs a lot less EPEL now
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