pg_chameleon replica system

pg_chameleon is a MySQL to PostgreSQL replica system written in Python 3. The tool can connect to the mysql replication protocol and replicate the data changes in PostgreSQL. Whether the user needs to setup a permanent replica between MySQL and PostgreSQL or perform an engine migration, pg_chameleon is the perfect tool for the job.

Release announcement 2.0.21

on 21 January 2025

https://codeberg.org/the4thdoctor/pg_chameleon/releases/edit/v2.0.21

This release comes with the following fixes and improvements.

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Release announcement 2.0.14

on 26 July 2020

This maintenance release improves the support for spatial datatypes.

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Release announcement 2.0.13

on 5 July 2020

This maintenance release adds the EXPERIMENTAL support for Point datatype thanks to the contribution by @jovankricka-everon.

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Release announcement 2.0.12

on 11 December 2019

This maintenance release fixes the issue #96 where the replica initialisation failed on MySQL 8 because of the wrong field names pulled out from the information_schema. Thanks to daniel-qcode for contributing with his fix.

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