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Update README.md
Adjusted the backup and healthcheck notes to use appropriate GitHub Markdown syntax.
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Awesome tool!. We are in the exact same situation 9.6 - > 17.
I noticed the way the readme dosent tell which type of data pgupgrade can work on (we are doing it on the side of the actual database).
As I understand it the input wants the data directory raw and no logical or physical backup. The readme could be clearer source= input it accepts.
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It's a bit unclear to me what you're meaning. When you say "which type of data", as far as I know all of the different types of data that PostgreSQL understands are contained within the database directory.
Perhaps I need to do some more reading and learning? 😄