PostGIS 3.6.1 Released

[Paul Ramsey]

The PostGIS development team is pleased to publish the 3.6.1 patch release.

https://postgis.net/2025/11/PostGIS-3.6.1/

  - #5978, geometry_columns needs to still parse table constraints (Paul
Ramsey)
  - #5987, ST_GeometryN fails for non-collections (Paul Ramsey)
  - #5991, CircularString distance error (Paul Ramsey)
  - #5994, Null pointer in ST_AsGeoJsonRow (Alexander Kukushkin)
  - #5998, ST_Distance error on CurvePolygon (Paul Ramsey)
  - #5962, Consistent clipping of MULTI/POINT (Paul Ramsey)
  - #5998, [tiger_geocoder] [security] CVE-2022-2625, make sure tables
requires
           by extension are owned by extension
           authored: Andrey Borodin (Yandex), reported by Sergey Bobrov
(Kaspersky)
  - #5754, ST_ForcePolygonCCW reverses lines (Paul Ramsey)
  - #5959, #5984, Prevent histogram target overflow when analysing massive
           tables (Darafei Praliaskouski)
  - #6012, Remove memory leak from lwcircstring_from_lwpointarray (Paul
Ramsey)
  - #6013, [tiger_geocoder] Load Tiger 2025 data (Regina Obe)
  - #5983, [topology] topology.FixCorruptTopoGeometryColumn
           to fix corruption caused by 3.6.0 upgrade (Regina Obe, Francois
Bonzon)

If you are If you are upgrading postgis_topology and have topogeometry
columns, make sure to run
after the upgrade to fix topogeometry corruption:

SELECT topology.FixCorruptTopoGeometryColumn(schema_name, table_name,
feature_column)
    FROM topology.layer;
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