It’s keg only, which shouldn’t matter, except that it does if you want to add any extensions. For example, postgis can’t be added to Postgres 15 using normal brew commands (you can if you edit it and build from scratch and link manually, but that’s kind of a nightmare). Everything is set up to treat PG14 as the default, because that is the one that is not a keg.
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It’s keg only, which shouldn’t matter, except that it does if you want to add any extensions. For example, postgis can’t be added to Postgres 15 using normal brew commands (you can if you edit it and build from scratch and link manually, but that’s kind of a nightmare). Everything is set up to treat PG14 as the default, because that is the one that is not a keg.