fix(schema): check for extension before creating #7002
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What changed?
CREATE EXTENSIONsql query is replaced with a pgsql script that checks for the existence of the extension programatically.Why?
CREATE EXTENSIONcan cause issues in environment where creating extensions are limited to certain users. (e.g. Azure)How did you test it?
I've ran the updated schema setup in both environments where btree_gin is installed and and not installed.
Potential risks
Regression in visibility database setup.
Documentation
Not needed.
Is hotfix candidate?
No