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Supported patched standard PostgreSQL image for local CLI 2.118.0 on arm64

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Difficulty
4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
Newbie friendliness
35/100
Issue type
Bug
Clarity
Needs clarification
Activity status
Active
Tech stack
docker, postgresql, typescript

Research direction

Start with nix/config.nix and the CLI 2.118.0 image selection, then verify the cited PostgreSQL 17.11 tags and arm64 manifests across the registries named in the issue. Check whether a supported CLI release or per-project pin procedure exists, and whether the current default image includes the fixes. Done means a documented supported tag or digest, pin path, or evidence that no supported option exists.

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Description

🐛 Bug supabase/cli

CLI 2.118.0 selects supabase/postgres:17.6.1.171 for a local PostgreSQL 17 project. The September 25 security advisory describes fixes in PostgreSQL 17.11. GitHub has a standard 17.11.0.001 source release with upstream 17.11 in nix/config.nix, but manifest lookup for that exact standard tag failed on Docker Hub, public ECR and GHCR. A Docker Hub name=17.11 tag query returned only OrioleDB variants.

Which official standard PostgreSQL image tag/digest supports linux/arm64, contains those security fixes, and is compatible with local Supabase CLI? Is there a supported CLI release or per-project pin procedure for it? Alternatively, is there patch/backport evidence for the CLI's current default image?

We have not started this local stack and are not requesting a custom build or an engine change. These observations do not assert that any hosted project is vulnerable.

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