The PostGIS development team is pleased to provide
bug fix 2.2.8 for the 2.2 stable branch.
This is the End-Of-Life and final release for PostGIS 2.2 series.
We encourage you to upgrade to a newer minor PostGIS version.
Refer to our Version compatibility and EOL Policy
for details on versions you can upgrade to.
This release supports PostgreSQL 9.1-9.6.
2.2.8
As a software engineer at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, I work on a collaborative neuron reconstruction and analysis software called CATMAID 1 2 (screenshot: 3), which is used for neuroscience research. We use PostGIS to represent neurons in a 3D space.
Vanguard Appraisals is new to the GIS world. In fact, we aren’t really in the GIS world; we just kind of brush up against it. We do mass property appraisal for entire county and city jurisdictions, and we develop software to collect, price and maintain values. We also host assessment data online so that homeowners can search and find property information much simpler from the comfort of their own home. Our software and websites are used in 7 states (IA, IL, MN, MO, NE, ND, SD).
The PostGIS development team is pleased to release PostGIS 2.5.0.
Although this release will work for PostgreSQL 9.4 and above, to take full advantage of
what PostGIS 2.5 offers, you should be running PostgreSQL 11beta4+ and GEOS 3.7.0
which were released recently.
Best served with PostgreSQL 11 beta4
and pgRouting 2.6.1.
WARNING: If compiling with PostgreSQL+JIT, LLVM >= 6 is required
Supported PostgreSQL versions for this release are:
PostgreSQL 9.4 - PostgreSQL 12 (in development)
GEOS >= 3.5
2.5.0
The PostGIS development team is pleased to release PostGIS 2.5.0rc2.
Although this release will work for PostgreSQL 9.4 and above, to take full advantage of
what PostGIS 2.5 offers, you should be running PostgreSQL 11beta3+ and GEOS 3.7.0
which were released recently.
Best served with PostgreSQL 11beta3.
WARNING: If compiling with PostgreSQL 11+JIT, LLVM >= 6 is required
2.5.0rc2
Changes since PostGIS 2.5.0rc1 release are as follows:
The PostGIS development team is pleased to provide
bug fix 2.4.5 for the 2.4 stable branch.
View all closed tickets for 2.4.5.
After installing the binaries or after running pg_upgrade, make sure to do:
ALTER EXTENSION postgis UPDATE;
– if you use the other extensions packaged with postgis
– make sure to upgrade those as well
ALTER EXTENSION postgis_sfcgal UPDATE;
ALTER EXTENSION postgis_topology UPDATE;
ALTER EXTENSION postgis_tiger_geocoder UPDATE;
If you use legacy.sql or legacy_minimal.sql,
make sure to rerun the version packaged with these releases.
The PostGIS development team is pleased to release PostGIS 2.5.0rc1.
This release is a work in progress.
Remaining time will be focused on bug fixes and documentation until PostGIS 2.5.0 release.
Although this release will work for PostgreSQL 9.4 and above, to take full advantage of
what PostGIS 2.5 offers, you should be running PostgreSQL 11beta3+ and GEOS 3.7.0rc1
which were released recently.
Best served with PostgreSQL 11beta3 which was recently released.
The PostGIS development team is pleased to release PostGIS 2.5.0beta2.
This release is a work in progress.
Remaining time will be focused on bug fixes and documentation until PostGIS 2.5.0 release.
Although this release will work for PostgreSQL 9.4 and above, to take full advantage of
what PostGIS 2.5 offers, you should be running PostgreSQL 11beta3+ and GEOS 3.7.0beta2
which were released recently.
Best served with PostgreSQL 11beta3 which was recently released.
The PostGIS development team is pleased to release PostGIS 2.5.0beta1.
This release is a work in progress. No more api changes will be made from this point on before 2.5.0 release.
Remaining time will be focused on bug fixes and documentation for the new functionality and performance enhancements under the covers.
Although this release will work for PostgreSQL 9.4 and above, to take full advantage of
what PostGIS 2.5 will offer, you should be running PostgreSQL 11beta2+ and GEOS 3.7.0beta1
which were released recently.
The PostGIS development team is pleased to release PostGIS 2.5.0alpha.
This release is a work in progress, and some features are still slated to be added.
Although this release will work for PostgreSQL 9.4 and above, to take full advantage of
what PostGIS 2.5 will offer, you should be running PostgreSQL 11beta+.
Best served with PostgreSQL 11beta which was recently released.
View all closed tickets for 2.5.0.
After installing the binaries or after running pg_upgrade, make sure to do:
