diff --git a/doc/user/content/headless/configuration-parameters.md b/doc/user/content/headless/configuration-parameters.md
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--- a/doc/user/content/headless/configuration-parameters.md
+++ b/doc/user/content/headless/configuration-parameters.md
@@ -56,11 +56,14 @@ Name                                        | Default value             |  Descr
 `min_timestamp_interval`                    | `1s`                      | The lower bound for the `TIMESTAMP INTERVAL` option of [`CREATE SOURCE`](/sql/create-source/) and [`ALTER SOURCE`](/sql/alter-source/). Statements that request a timestamp interval smaller than this value are rejected. Accepts positive [interval](/sql/types/interval/) values (e.g. `'500ms'`, `'1s'`). | [Contact support]
 `mz_version`                                | Version-dependent         | Shows the Materialize server version.                                                                                                                                  | No
 `network_policy`                            | `default`                 | The default network policy for the region. | Yes
+`persist_pg_consensus_read_committed`       | `false`                   | Boolean flag indicating whether to run persist consensus connections under `READ COMMITTED` isolation instead of `SERIALIZABLE` when using a PostgreSQL backend. Must be disabled when using a CockroachDB backend. | [Contact support]
+`pg_source_validate_timeline`               | `true`                    | Boolean flag indicating whether to treat an upstream timeline switch on a [PostgreSQL source](/sql/create-source/postgres/) as a definite error that forces the source to be recreated. Disable only for highly available upstream databases that guarantee failover without data loss (for example, Cloud SQL or AlloyDB). Disabling it makes you responsible for recreating the source if a timeline change introduces data loss. | [Contact support]
 `real_time_recency`                         | `false`                   | Boolean flag indicating whether [real-time recency](/reference/isolation-level/#real-time-recency) is enabled for the current session.                               | [Contact support]
 `real_time_recency_timeout`                 | `10s`                     | Sets the maximum allowed duration of `SELECT` statements that actively use [real-time recency](/reference/isolation-level/#real-time-recency). If this value is specified without units, it is taken as milliseconds (`ms`).                      | Yes
 `server_version_num`                        | Version-dependent         | The PostgreSQL compatible server version as an integer.                                                                                                                | No
 `server_version`                            | Version-dependent         | The PostgreSQL compatible server version.                                                                                                                              | No
 `sql_safe_updates`                          | `false`                   | Boolean flag indicating whether to prohibit SQL statements that may be overly destructive.                                                                             | Yes
+`sql_server_source_validate_restore_history` | `true`                   | Boolean flag indicating whether to treat an upstream restore-history change on a [SQL Server source](/sql/create-source/sql-server/) as a definite error that forces the source to be recreated. Disable only for highly available upstream databases that guarantee continuity without data loss (for example, Always On availability groups). Disabling it makes you responsible for recreating the source if a change introduces data loss. | [Contact support]
 `standard_conforming_strings`               | `true`                    | Boolean flag indicating whether ordinary string literals (`'...'`) should treat backslashes literally. The only supported value is `true`.                             | Yes
 `statement_timeout`                         | `10s`                     | The maximum allowed duration of the read portion of write operations; i.e., the `SELECT` portion of `INSERT INTO ... (SELECT ...)`; the `WHERE` portion of `UPDATE ... WHERE ...` and `DELETE FROM ... WHERE ...`. If this value is specified without units, it is taken as milliseconds (`ms`). | Yes
 `timezone`                                  | `UTC`                     | The time zone for displaying and interpreting timestamps. The only supported value is `UTC`.                                                                           | Yes