The Docs states:
The Postgres requirements for Parse Server are:
- Postgres version 9.5
- PostGIS extensions 2.3
It will work with Postgres 14?
(asking just in case the docs are outdated…)
I plan to install Parse on Ubuntu using the
sh <(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/parse-community/parse-server/master/bootstrap.sh)
and later on set the databaseURI pointing to posgres.
Hi @Martin , docs are maybe outdated.
You can see up to date compatibility table on the readme: GitHub - parse-community/parse-server: API server module for Node/Express
You can also see here all currently Postgres tested versions by the CI: parse-server/ci.yml at ad5e82f2b7249b3f3187603036876c8d0dd6b433 · parse-community/parse-server · GitHub
I was there just now https://github.com/parse-community/parse-server#postgresql, I came to update my post when I saw your reply. 
@Martin, are you open to send a PR to fix this on the Parse Docs repo ? It could helps other developers in your use case 
Hi!
I am a fish on GitHub/Git, not sure how to contribute other repos, (I barely can manage my git projects… 
)
Also my english is 
So, not sure if I am the one for this task…
@Martin actually it’s really simple 
You can find a tutorial here: How to create a pull request in GitHub | Opensource.com
Also my english is
Parse has english native reviewers for this and can provide suggestions once the PR is opened.
Opening an open source PR is a good experience 
I am gonna try, I guess I am not gonna break anything 
!
No risks @Martin, the PR mechanism avoid this kind of problem ahaha
See you on the Docs PR 
(I have no doubt that you can do it 
)
Forked
Cloned
Opened on VSCode » Terminal bundle install = Error (Could not find ‘bundler’)
gem install bundler
bundle install = Error
gem install bundler:1.17.2
bundle install = Ok
npm install
npm start
I got the project running on local now.
I did find the Markdown files, I will edit them and I will do the PR. (I will do it in 7h, I go to work now…)