I archive a subset of the system tables for every version of Redshift, and generate a page for every object (table, view, function, etc) in the Redshift.
This is the second version of the tracker; the original was ditzy and just generated pages. This version archives the system tables, and so I can produce whatever I want, whenever I want.
Note there's no manual annotation here - information is and is only that available from the system tables - but that's pretty useful, as it provides easy access to system table DDL and view SQL.
Note as of 2024-04-27, trailing track versions are being published. Trailing track unexpectedly turns out to have different version numbers from current track (I had though trailing track was always a current track release, but from some time ago - in fact at the time of writing, trailing track has a higher version number than current track). I've not yet introduced indications in the dumps here as to which versions are trailing and which are current.
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