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fix: Correct swapped metric types in Postgres deployment guide #1659

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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions website/docs/components/data-connectors/postgres/deployment.md
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Expand Up @@ -87,8 +87,8 @@ The PostgreSQL connector exposes observable metrics for its replication pipeline
| `replication_updates_total` | ObservableCounter | Total update operations received. |
| `replication_deletes_total` | ObservableCounter | Total delete operations received. |
| `replication_truncates_total` | ObservableCounter | Total truncate operations received. |
| `replication_bootstrap_rows_total` | ObservableGauge | Total rows fetched during initial bootstrap. |
| `replication_bootstrap_complete` | ObservableCounter | Bootstrap completion status. |
| `replication_bootstrap_rows_total` | ObservableCounter | Total rows fetched during initial bootstrap. |
| `replication_bootstrap_complete` | ObservableGauge | Bootstrap completion status. |
| `replication_decode_errors_total` | ObservableCounter | Total WAL decode errors. |
| `replication_schema_mismatch_errors_total` | ObservableCounter | Total schema mismatch errors during replication. |
| `replication_recv_errors_total` | ObservableCounter | Total receive errors during replication. |
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