Must have found something wrong with the old approach of not touching the running (old) postgresql, installing the new db (empty) listening on the next port (typically 5433), and letting the user dump the old, load the new, run/test in parallel until satisfied the new one works, and remove the old, and change the listening port to the preferred (5432 default). Caution is best when fiddling with databases.
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