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derived_fields list	extension_name string	extension_version string	id string	minimum_postgresql_version string	newest_supported_postgresql_version string	source string	source_quote string	url string	verified_fields list	supported_postgresql_versions string
[ "extension_name", "minimum_postgresql_version", "newest_supported_postgresql_version" ]	Citus	citus v14.0.0	citus	16	18	https://raw.githubusercontent.com/citusdata/citus/main/CHANGELOG.md	### citus v14.0.0 (February 9, 2026) ### * Drops PG15 support (#8372) * Adds support for PostgreSQL 18 (#8065)	https://referencesource.org/postgres-extension-postgresql-version-compatibility/citus/	[ "extension_version" ]	null
[ "extension_name", "minimum_postgresql_version" ]	HypoPG	null	hypopg	9.2	null	https://raw.githubusercontent.com/HypoPG/hypopg/master/README.md	Installation ------------ - Compatible with PostgreSQL 9.2 and above - Needs PostgreSQL header files	https://referencesource.org/postgres-extension-postgresql-version-compatibility/hypopg/	[ "supported_postgresql_versions" ]	PostgreSQL 9.2 and above
[ "extension_name", "minimum_postgresql_version" ]	pg_cron	null	pg-cron	10	null	https://raw.githubusercontent.com/citusdata/pg_cron/main/README.md	pg_cron is a simple cron-based job scheduler for PostgreSQL (10 or higher) that runs inside the database as an extension.	https://referencesource.org/postgres-extension-postgresql-version-compatibility/pg-cron/	[ "supported_postgresql_versions" ]	PostgreSQL (10 or higher)
[ "extension_name", "minimum_postgresql_version" ]	pg_partman	null	pg-partman	14	null	https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pgpartman/pg_partman/master/README.md	Requirement: * PostgreSQL >= 14	https://referencesource.org/postgres-extension-postgresql-version-compatibility/pg-partman/	[ "supported_postgresql_versions" ]	PostgreSQL >= 14
[ "extension_name", "minimum_postgresql_version", "newest_supported_postgresql_version" ]	pgAudit	null	pgaudit	14	19	https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pgaudit/pgaudit/master/README.md	pgAudit supports PostgreSQL 14 or greater. In order to support new functionality introduced in each PostgreSQL release, pgAudit maintains a separate branch for each PostgreSQL major version (currently PostgreSQL 14 - 19)	https://referencesource.org/postgres-extension-postgresql-version-compatibility/pgaudit/	[ "supported_postgresql_versions" ]	PostgreSQL 14 or greater
[ "extension_name", "minimum_postgresql_version" ]	pgvector	null	pgvector	13	null	https://github.com/pgvector/pgvector	Compile and install the extension (supports Postgres 13+)	https://referencesource.org/postgres-extension-postgresql-version-compatibility/pgvector/	[ "supported_postgresql_versions" ]	supports Postgres 13+
[ "extension_name", "minimum_postgresql_version", "newest_supported_postgresql_version" ]	PostGIS	PostGIS 3.5.8dev	postgis	12	18	https://www.postgis.net/docs/manual-3.5/postgis_installation.html	The PostGIS module is an extension to the PostgreSQL backend server. As such, PostGIS 3.5.8dev requires full PostgreSQL server headers access in order to compile. It can be built against PostgreSQL versions 12 - 18. Earlier versions of PostgreSQL are not supported.	https://referencesource.org/postgres-extension-postgresql-version-compatibility/postgis/	[ "extension_version", "supported_postgresql_versions" ]	PostgreSQL versions 12 - 18
[ "extension_name", "minimum_postgresql_version" ]	TimescaleDB	2.29.0	timescaledb	16	null	https://docs.timescale.com/self-hosted/latest/upgrades/upgrade-pg/	TimescaleDB 2.28.x is the final minor version to support PostgreSQL 15. Support for PostgreSQL 15 is dropped in 2.29.0; patch releases in the 2.28.x cycle continue to support it.	https://referencesource.org/postgres-extension-postgresql-version-compatibility/timescaledb/	[ "extension_version" ]	null
[ "extension_name", "minimum_postgresql_version" ]	wal2json	null	wal2json	10	null	https://raw.githubusercontent.com/eulerto/wal2json/master/README.md	Before installing wal2json, you should have PostgreSQL 10+ installed (including the header files).	https://referencesource.org/postgres-extension-postgresql-version-compatibility/wal2json/	[ "supported_postgresql_versions" ]	PostgreSQL 10+

PostgreSQL extension compatibility with PostgreSQL major versions

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Last verified: 2026-09-28
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Which major versions of PostgreSQL a popular server extension supports, taken from that extension's own documentation, README or changelog -- not from any one cloud vendor's managed-service certification list. Before upgrading a self-hosted PostgreSQL server, an operator running several extensions has to check every extension's supported range separately, because dropping support for an old PostgreSQL version and adding support for a new one happen on each extension's own schedule, not in step with Postgres itself or with each other. Cloud vendors (Azure, AWS/Aurora, DigitalOcean, Alibaba) each publish their own extension-by-version table, but that shows what the vendor has certified for its managed service, which lags or diverges from what the extension's own maintainers say it supports; no vendor-neutral page was found that cites each extension's own documentation. Some projects state a range in one sentence; others state only that a particular release added or dropped a PostgreSQL version, and the range has to be read off those entries. Both are recorded here, and which one a record rests on is visible from its quote.

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