Logical replication has been an integral part of Postgres since version 10 released in 2017. It's a very convenient system for synchronizing one or more tables from one running Postgres cluster to another, and the community has embraced it almost without reservation. It's a great feature we've all come to rely on.For all that, it has never been a flawless panacea. Perhaps the most glaring and conspicuous omission in Postgres logical replication is that of sequences. Novice users might run a l...

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