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vrelease/3.19.1 Bugfix

This release fixes issues for SREs watching stability and regressions.

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backup disaster-recovery postgresql recovery

Summary

AI summary

Fixed barman-cloud-wal-restore failing to locate compressed WALs when similarly‑named backup files exist.

Changes in this release

Bugfix Medium

Fixes cloud-wal-restore failing to locate compressed WAL files when backup files share prefix

Fixes cloud-wal-restore failing to locate compressed WAL files when backup files share prefix

Source: llm_adapter@2026-05-27

Confidence: high

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3.19.1 (2026-05-26)

Bugfixes

  • Fix cloud-wal-restore failing to find compressed WAL files

    Fixed a bug where barman-cloud-wal-restore and barman cloud-wal-restore commands
    would fail to locate a compressed WAL file when a backup file with the same prefix
    existed in the cloud storage bucket.

    For example, when requesting WAL 00000001000000030000001A and the bucket
    contained both 00000001000000030000001A.gz and
    00000001000000030000001A.00000028.backup.gz, Barman would only locate the backup
    file and then write an error log like:

    ERROR: WAL file 00000001000000030000001A for server pg does not exist
    

    The issue is now fixed and WAL files are correctly identified even when backup
    files with the same prefix are present in the bucket.

    References: BAR-1315.

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