pg_cron: "policy ... for table ... already exists" error while restore postgres database from dump

I'm trying to restore postgresql database from dump on fresh new server. Source database uses pgcron extension, target server have pgcron extension installed. This is how I create dumps on "source" server: pg_dumpall -h hostname -p 5435 -U myuser --roles-only | bzip2 -c -z > dump-role.sql.bz2 pg_dump -C -h hostname -p 5435 -U myuser mydatabase | bzip2 -c -z > dump-data.sql.bz2 This is how I restore dumps on empty "target" server: grep -Eiv '(CREATE ROLE postgres|ALTER ROLE postgres .*PASSWORD)' dump-role.sql | psql -Upostgres > /dev/null psql -Upostgres -f dump-data.sql > /dev/null *grep on the first command is used to left "postgres" superuser untouched on a target server.* When restoring from dump, I got 2 errors: psql:/path/to/dump-data.sql:18831791: ERROR: policy "cron_job_policy" for table "job" already exists psql:/path/to/dump-data.sql:18831798: ERROR: policy "cron_job_run_details_policy" for table "job_run_details" already exists They refers to the following lines of dump: -- Name: job cron_job_policy; Type: POLICY; Schema: cron; Owner: some_user CREATE POLICY cron_job_policy ON cron.job USING ((username = CURRENT_USER)); -- Name: job_run_details cron_job_run_details_policy; Type: POLICY; Schema: cron; Owner: some_user CREATE POLICY cron_job_run_details_policy ON cron.job_run_details USING ((username = CURRENT_USER)); I guess this is some pg_cron "self-made" structure, I never created those POLICY by hands on "source" database. Is there a way to fix this errors? Or maybe should I just ignore them?