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The default archive in CentOS Linux 8.1 (1911) doesn't include the needed version of the PostgreSQL.
So the paths and the process name (of PostgreSQL) could differ - but as you already said, if you know these circumstances you could use an older PostgreSQL version and the installation will run correctly.
Generally, I understand you completely. Maybe you'll take my suggestions into the next version :)
The old PostgreSQL version is no longer included in the standard packages. (because the installation failed i raised the postgresql version)
Not tested with update from 3.5 to 3.6!