pgctl does not currently rotate the log that it writes in playground/$SERVICE/log from the service's stdout. This means that the files can become huge with time. Since that's undesirable, it's probably worth using something like s6-log to rotate the log files.
pgctl does not currently rotate the log that it writes in playground/$SERVICE/log from the service's stdout. This means that the files can become huge with time. Since that's undesirable, it's probably worth using something like s6-log to rotate the log files.