🟢 #338 fix(migrations) make resumable and safe against schema drift +133 -1,531 1mo ago by
smtp ↗ analysis ↗ GitHub ## Summary
smtp/mike-2
A deployment-focused Mike fork aimed at making production database migrations easier to resume and replay.
smtp is concentrating on the practical work of getting a production setup through an uneven migration history, particularly where newer document-versioning work already exists.
The fork's direction is operational rather than reader-facing: it is about making deployment recovery less brittle. There is a meaningful caution, though: the same work removes safeguards that matter for fresh installations and data protection, so it merits a close look on GitHub before adoption.
What's in it
- Resumable production migrations Targets migration runs that need to continue safely through a partially evolved production setup.
- Migration replay repair Addresses problems when production migration steps must be run again.
- Document-versioning transition Accounts for production environments that already contain parts of a document-version model.
Direction
infrastructuresecurity
Activity
📝 smtp fixes database replays but strips key safeguards 1 commit 2mo ago securityinfrastructure draft
One useful installation fix is bundled with removals that could break fresh deployments and weaken data protections.
Threads of work (detailed view)
smtp fixes database replays but strips key safeguards
One useful installation fix is bundled with removals that could break fresh deployments and weaken data protections.
Pull requests (detailed view)
🟢 Open (1)
by
smtp · opened 2mo ago