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@immich/sql-tools

v0.6.3

Published

Kysely-based tools and utilities for managing postgres schema

Downloads

68,193

Readme

SQL Tools

Kysely-based tools and utilities for managing postgres schema.

Install

npm i @immich/sql-tools

Migration order file

If an ORDER file exists in the migration folder, migrations create, migrations generate, and migrations revert keep it in sync: one migration name per line, in the (sorted) order the migrator will run them. The file gives concurrent migration PRs a merge conflict instead of silently landing out of order, and gives CI something cheap to verify. Every file in the folder except ORDER itself is treated as a migration — stray files will fail verification, deliberately.

# create or refresh the file (defaults to src/schema/migrations, override with --source-folder)
sql-tools migrations sync-order

# verify it matches the migration files on disk
sql-tools migrations verify-order

# additionally verify no entries were inserted or removed relative to a baseline (e.g. the merge base in CI)
sql-tools migrations verify-order --append-only-from /tmp/base-order

Repositories that don't have an ORDER file are unaffected.