- Stripe Connect: onboarding, balance, SellerDashboardView - Interceptors: auth.ts, error.ts extracted, facade - Grafana: dashboards enriched (p50, top endpoints, 4xx, WS, commerce) - E2E commerce: product->order->review->invoice - SMOKE_TEST_V0602, RETROSPECTIVE_V0602, PAYOUT_MANUAL - Archive V0_602 scope, V0_603 placeholder, SCOPE_CONTROL v0.603 - Fix sanitizer regex (Go no backreferences) - Marketplace test schema: product_licenses, product_images, orders, licenses
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# Database Migrations
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## Overview
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Veza uses SQL migrations stored in `veza-backend-api/migrations/`. Migrations are applied in order by filename (lexicographic sort).
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## Migration Naming
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- Format: `NNN_description.sql` (e.g. `101_product_reviews.sql`)
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- Use snake_case for descriptions
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- Down migrations (rollback): `NNN_description_down.sql` when needed
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## Squash Script
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The `scripts/squash_migrations.sh` script generates a baseline SQL file that concatenates all migrations into a single file. This is useful for:
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- Fresh database setup
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- Creating a clean baseline for new environments
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- Versioned releases (e.g. `baseline_v0601.sql`)
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### Usage
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```bash
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# From project root
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./scripts/squash_migrations.sh
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```
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Output: `veza-backend-api/migrations/baseline_v0601.sql`
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### Procedure
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1. Run the script after adding new migrations
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2. Update the version in the script (e.g. `baseline_v0601.sql`) for each release
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3. Update the migration range comment (e.g. `001-113`) to reflect the latest migration number
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4. The baseline file is auto-generated; do not edit it manually
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## Adding New Migrations
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1. Create a new file: `veza-backend-api/migrations/NNN_description.sql`
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2. Use the next available number (check existing migrations)
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3. Write idempotent SQL when possible (e.g. `IF NOT EXISTS`)
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4. Test locally before committing
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5. Run `squash_migrations.sh` to update the baseline for the release
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