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I am performing a postgres server migration on azure but I keep getting a failure. Every time I migrate it fails on extensions with the following error:
Data migration could not be started for one or more of the DBSets. Error details: PGv2RestoreError: PG Restore failed for database 'DATABASE_NAME' with exit code '1' and error message 'error: could not execute query: ERROR: must be owner of extension hypopg'.
Any ideas? The data appears to be in the tables, but the migration in the Azure portal just says failed. This is happening on two servers.

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