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# Database migration safety
All schema changes are versioned local files under `apps/supabase/migrations/`.
The standalone PostgreSQL schema is owned by ordered SQL files under
`apps/api/drizzle/`. Hosted Supabase owns Auth only; its legacy product-data
migrations and Edge Functions are retained as cutover history and are not a
deployment target.
## Required workflow
1. `npm run db:migration:new -- <descriptive_name>`
2. Edit the generated local migration.
3. Prefer idempotent SQL where semantics permit it.
4. `npm run db:reset` against local Supabase.
5. Run `npm run test:supabase` and affected application checks.
6. Commit the migration with dependent code and types.
1. Add the next ordered SQL migration under `apps/api/drizzle/`.
2. Keep application, repository, shared-contract, and client changes in the same
reviewed change where the schema contract requires them.
3. Run `npm run verify:full` against the dedicated loopback PostgreSQL service.
4. Run `infra/backend/verify-production.sh` for container and migration startup.
5. Merge to `staging`; the Dokploy migration service applies the committed files
under an advisory lock before the API receives traffic.
6. Prove staging health and affected authenticated behavior before promoting the
exact commit from `staging` to `main`.
## Forbidden paths
## Safety invariants
- Never call a remote `apply_migration` MCP tool.
- Never execute DDL through MCP SQL execution.
- MCP SQL execution is read-only `SELECT` use only.
- Never insert migration history manually except an explicitly approved repair.
- Never hardcode a production URL in a migration or cron definition.
- Never point local integration tests, reset commands, or disposable verification
at a remote database.
- Never deploy `apps/supabase/migrations` or `apps/supabase/functions` as part of
the standalone backend release.
- Never execute DDL through MCP or provider SQL tools.
- Never edit migration history already applied to a persistent environment; add
a forward migration.
- Back up PostgreSQL and private media together before a destructive production
migration or data import, and prove restore separately.
- A failed migration must block API startup. Do not bypass the one-shot `migrate`
service to force new code against an old schema.
CI deploys committed migrations and Edge Functions to non-production after relevant
pushes. Production promotion is a manual workflow dispatch. Terraform is applied
only when files under `terraform/` change, or when `deploy_infrastructure` is
explicitly selected during a manual deployment. Local verification must not link a
remote project.
Production data cutover has additional stop-source, final-sync, parity, legacy
media, and authenticated-mobile checks in [backend-cutover.md](backend-cutover.md).