fix: create pg_wal if missing before single-user mode#19
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Snapshots from Windows PostgreSQL installs (EDB/BigSQL layout) may not include pg_wal if it lives outside the snapshotted directory. Creating an empty pg_wal allows postgres --single to start and complete crash recovery; it will initialise a new WAL segment on its own.
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Snapshots from Windows PostgreSQL installs (EDB/BigSQL layout) do not include
pg_walif it lives outside the snapshotted directory. This causedsetup-authto fail immediately with:The fix creates an empty
pg_walbefore invokingpostgres --singleif it's absent. Postgres will initialise a fresh WAL segment inside it and proceed with crash recovery normally.Observed on
tamanu-replica-palau-devandtamanu-replica-palau-prod(PG 12, Windows source host).