fix: Pin embedded postgresql version to 16#770
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In #753 I upgraded from node:20-alpine3.19 to node:24-alpine3.23. In alpine 3.23, I inadvertently introduced two version changes to our internally packaged redis & postgres dependencies:
redisupgraded from 7.2.9 to 8.4.0postgresqlupgraded from 16 to 18.Redis can safely upgrade from 7->8 without issue. However, upgrading from postgres 16->18 (or between any postgres major versions for that matter) will result in errors that look like the following:
This PR pins the postgresql version we ship in the embedded Docker container to 16. Additionally, it pins the postgres and redis versions used in the docker-compose.yml to 16 & 8 respectively.
Note: By pining versions in the docker-compose, there may be instances where folks run into errors during migration when 1) they updated their
docker-compose.ymlto this new revision with pinned versions, and 2) their previouslatestfor postgres was > 16. In this case, thePOSTGRES_VERSIONenv-var can be set to whatever version they were on before.Fixes #768