Schema changes propagation support

Page describing schema change types detectable by ClickPipes in the source tables

ClickPipes for Postgres can detect schema changes in the source tables and, in some cases, automatically propagate the changes to the destination tables. The way each DDL operation is handled is documented below:

Schema Change Type	Behaviour
Adding a new column (ALTER TABLE ADD COLUMN ...)	Propagated automatically once the table gets an insert/update/delete. The new columns will be populated for all rows replicated after the schema change
Adding a new column with a default value (ALTER TABLE ADD COLUMN ... DEFAULT ...)	Propagated automatically once the table gets an insert/update/delete. The new columns will be populated for all rows replicated after the schema change, but existing rows won’t show the default value without a full table refresh
Dropping an existing column (ALTER TABLE DROP COLUMN ...)	Detected, but not propagated. The dropped columns will be populated with NULL for all rows replicated after the schema change

Note that column addition will be propagated at the end of a batch’s sync, which could occur after the sync interval or pull batch size is reached. More information on controlling syncs here