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5 ways to host PostgreSQL: Introduction covers moving a laptop database online - #539
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…se online The steps and the Free plan terms sat near the end of the guide; the Introduction now states them for readers with a local database. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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✅ Gizmo reviewed 0112968 — posted 0 inline comment(s) this pass. Open findings: none Change walkthroughChange walkthroughThis PR adds one paragraph to the Introduction of the 5 ways to host PostgreSQL guide that speaks to readers who have a PostgreSQL database on their laptop and want to move it online. It states the three-step migration path from PostgreSQL 17 or older (create the database, Fit within the guide. The paragraph acts as an early summary of facts that the article already states in full later: the "When to choose Prisma Postgres" bullet (line 293) and the FAQ answer "How do I move a Postgres database from my laptop online?" (line 333) both describe the same three steps and the same Free plan limits. The added docs link (import-from-existing-database) is identical to the URLs used in those later sections, keeping the guide internally consistent. Consistency. The link format matches how other Incremental note. This pass reviewed the delta since the last reviewed commit, which reworded the paragraph for clarity (subject "moving it to Prisma Postgres" instead of "Prisma Postgres takes three steps") and added the docs link. The later sections continue to carry the relevant caveats, such as checking the local database's size first and the separate process needed when moving from PostgreSQL 18. |
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…ortens the Free plan line Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This guide compares ways to run PostgreSQL, from self-managed servers to fully managed services.
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