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@arssher arssher commented Jul 20, 2017

Recently it took me quite a while to investigate why dropped partitioned tables were not removed from pathman_config when DROP TABLE was executed on replica side inside trigger on logically replicated table, so I thought it might be useful to add this to the docs.

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@funbringer funbringer merged commit c5e899e into postgrespro:rel_future_beta Jul 20, 2017
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