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feat(skills): asking to refresh a stale Drizzle migration now runs one checked procedure - #109
A Drizzle migration on a PR goes stale when the base branch gains newer migrations after the PR generated its own. Its meta/_journal.json entry and snapshot then no longer follow the base's latest. I fixed this by hand every time, and agents asked to "merge main and refresh the migration" improvised each step. They ran no verification, and some pushed to a teammate's branch with no push check. This PR adds a refresh-drizzle-migration skill that runs one fixed procedure for that request, and tells resolving-merge-conflicts how to handle a conflicted Drizzle journal or snapshot and when to hand off to the new skill.
What changed
New skill skills/refresh-drizzle-migration/SKILL.md. It records the PR's own migration before merging, merges the base through resolving-merge-conflicts, drops the stale migration, and regenerates it with the project's installed drizzle-kit. It then checks two things: the new migration sorts after every base migration, and it makes the same SQL statements as the old file. It pushes only after a preflight-mutations check that names the branch owner. It handles both the drizzle-kit 0.x journal layout and the v1 layout, where each migration is its own folder. The only drizzle-kit command it runs is generate.
The skill stops and asks instead of guessing in three cases. First, one migrations folder holds two or more PR migrations. Second, the regenerated SQL and the old file differ in either direction, which catches hand-written backfills, --custom migrations, and schema drift from the merge. Third, drizzle-kit asks its interactive "created or renamed?" question. There it hands the user the exact command plus the answers the old SQL implies.
In resolving-merge-conflicts step 1, a conflicted Drizzle meta/_journal.json or meta/<idx>_snapshot.json now takes the base side. The head's migration SQL is deleted in the same merge, and the refresh skill runs before any push. During a rebase it stops and asks instead.
The README Skills table and Usage block list the new skill.
The routing eval fixture (tools/eval/fixture) gains a minimal journal-layout Drizzle setup, and tools/eval/triggers.json gains three routing cases.
How to verify
python3 -I tools/verify_skills.py ./skills exits 0 with the same 23 warnings as main, none of them for the new skill.
python3 -m unittest discover -s tools/eval runs 282 tests, OK.
python3 tools/eval/run_triggers.py --case <n> --repeat 3 --skill-path skills/refresh-drizzle-migration for cases 64, 65 and 66. "merge main and refresh the migration" loaded the new skill 3 of 3 times. "we're mid-merge with main and drizzle/meta/_journal.json has conflict markers" loaded resolving-merge-conflicts 3 of 3 times. "apply the migration to the database" loaded no skill 3 of 3 times.
In a scratch repo I ran the git commands the skill relies on. Before a merge, git diff --diff-filter=A <base>...HEAD lists the PR's migration. After a merge that deleted it, that diff is empty and the git log --full-history --no-merges fallback still finds it. --diff-filter=AM returns the hand-edited SQL rather than the first generated version.
GitHub's markdown renderer shows the Skills table with all 30 skill rows.
No UI or API behavior changed, so there is no browser QA. The two follow-up fix rounds each had a single review pass rather than two, because the second reviewer could not be limited to the changed lines.
Risk or scope notes
The register eval (tools/eval/run_register.py, which scores prose written under a staged skill) runs against the same fixture and hashes every fixture file into its protocol_sha256. tools/eval/test_harness.py pins that file list. I added the new fixture files to it deliberately. The register eval's protocol_sha256 changes as a result, so register results from before this PR should not be combined with results from after it.
Step 1 resolves the base the way resolving-merge-conflicts already does: the branch the request names, then the PR's base, then the default branch. The design notes on feat(skills): no skill refreshes a PR's Drizzle migration after a base merge #105 listed the PR base first. I kept the existing order because an explicit request should win, and changing the shared skill would change behavior already on main.
The collision routing case uses a mid-merge _journal.json utterance rather than the "resolve conflicts on PR 42" phrasing from the design notes, because case 61 already covers that phrasing.
A database that already applied the stale migration is reported to the user instead of blocking the run, since the skill never touches a database. The report says that database's next migrate re-runs the DDL and skips older base migrations. I checked that skip behavior against the 0.x journal migrator only, not against v1.
Added an installable skill for refreshing a stale Drizzle migration, with checks for migration ordering and equivalent SQL statements. It stops when required checks or preconditions fail and reports potential effects on databases that have already applied the stale migration.
Updated merge-conflict guidance to handle Drizzle migration files differently for merges and rebases, including when to pause for confirmation.
Documentation
Added the migration-refresh skill to the installable skills table and usage command list.
- add refresh-drizzle-migration: record the PR's migration, merge the base, drop and regenerate it with the installed drizzle-kit, check order and SQL statement parity, push behind preflight-mutations
- send conflicted Drizzle meta files in resolving-merge-conflicts to it, and stop on a rebase
- register it in the README and give the trigger eval a Drizzle fixture plus three routing cases
- extend the register eval's pinned protocol manifest with the new fixture files
Closes#105
Adds a skill that merges the base branch and refreshes a stale Drizzle migration. It defines generation checks, commit and push steps, and stop conditions. The pull request also updates Drizzle merge-conflict instructions and adds evaluation fixtures and trigger cases.
Changes: Drizzle migration refresh
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Summary
Identify and merge the stale migration skills/refresh-drizzle-migration/SKILL.md, README.md
The skill identifies stale migrations, stops in specified cases, and merges the base when needed. The README lists the skill and command.
Regenerate and validate the migration skills/refresh-drizzle-migration/SKILL.md, tools/eval/fixture/*
The skill regenerates the migration and checks ordering and normalized SQL statement equivalence. It specifies verification, separate commits, preflight, and a non-force push. The fixture adds a PostgreSQL Drizzle schema, migration, journal, snapshot, configuration, and generation script.
Handle conflicts and evaluate routing skills/resolving-merge-conflicts/SKILL.md, tools/eval/test_harness.py, tools/eval/triggers.json
Conflict instructions cover Drizzle journals, snapshots, and migration SQL. Evaluation cases cover refresh and conflict routing, and reject using the refresh skill to apply a migration to a database.
sequenceDiagram
actor User
participant RefreshSkill as refresh-drizzle-migration
participant DrizzleKit as drizzle-kit
participant Preflight as preflight-mutations
participant Remote as PR head remote
User->>RefreshSkill: Request migration refresh
RefreshSkill->>DrizzleKit: Generate migration
RefreshSkill->>Preflight: Require preflight before push
RefreshSkill->>Remote: Push without force
Remote-->>RefreshSkill: Confirm ref matches local HEAD
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bhagyamudgal/skills#102: Updates base-ref selection in resolving-merge-conflicts, which this skill uses when resolving the remote-tracking base ref.
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 8fb56
The new refresh skill can mishandle migrations in several realistic setups: nested config folders, edits to already-published migrations, subtle SQL differences, and script hooks that touch a database. These should be tightened before merge, because a wrong migration history can reach a shared branch.
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Issue #105 requires the skill to fetch the PR's base and head, then merge through resolving-merge-conflicts, drop the PR migration files, regenerate with the project's generate script, check journal…
Update step 1 of skills/refresh-drizzle-migration/SKILL.md to fetch the PR head from the remote that resolves to headRepository. Verify that the fetched head ref equals the PR's headRefOid and that local HEAD matches it before ident…
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The title names the primary change: a skill that refreshes a stale Drizzle migration through one checked procedure. The changeset adds the refresh-drizzle-migration skill, which records the stale migr…
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The changes stay within issue #105. The new skill implements the migration-refresh procedure. The resolving-merge-conflicts edit routes conflicted Drizzle meta/ files into that procedure. The READ…
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The title names the primary change: a skill that refreshes a stale Drizzle migration through one checked procedure. The changeset adds the refresh-drizzle-migration skill, which records the stale migration, merges the base, regenerates with drizzle-kit generate, and runs SQL and ordering checks. The title is concise and specific, though it is long at 88 characters and uses the phrase 'asking to' rather than naming the skill directly. Those are style points and do not make the title off-topic.
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The changes stay within issue #105. The new skill implements the migration-refresh procedure. The resolving-merge-conflicts edit routes conflicted Drizzle meta/ files into that procedure. The README rows and usage entry list the new skill. The tools/eval/fixture Drizzle files, tools/eval/test_harness.py manifest entries, and tools/eval/triggers.json cases support the new routing and test coverage. The objectives also cover the collision handling that the skill now performs. No unrelated changes were identified in the summary.
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Issue #105 requires the skill to fetch the PR's base and head, then merge through resolving-merge-conflicts, drop the PR migration files, regenerate with the project's generate script, check journal order and SQL equivalence, hand off to done and git-commit, and push only after preflight-mutations names the branch owner and the push is read back. At head, skills/refresh-drizzle-migration/SKILL.md covers most of these. Step 1 fetches the base ref and requires it to equal the PR's baseRefOid. Step 2 merges through resolving-merge-conflicts. Step 3 drops the migration files. Step 4 runs only drizzle-kit generate. Step 5 checks order and SQL statement sets. Step 6 hands off to done and git-commit, gates the push with preflight-mutations, and reads back the remote ref. Step 1 does not fetch the PR head ref or verify the local head against the PR's headRefOid. It only requires the head branch to be checked out. The previous assessment raised the same gap, and the current head does not close it. The PR description also does not claim this fetch.
Resolution
Update step 1 of skills/refresh-drizzle-migration/SKILL.md to fetch the PR head from the remote that resolves to headRepository. Verify that the fetched head ref equals the PR's headRefOid and that local HEAD matches it before identifying migrations. Stop and ask the user when either check fails.
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A rabbit checks the migration trail, Then watches fresh SQL set sail. The journal follows base in line, While snapshots keep their place in time. No database command joins the play, A careful push completes the day.
❌ request-changes | 🟡 2 Moderate · 🔵 1 Minor Senior engineer approval: ❌ No, The v1 migrator behavior overstatement and the tag collision journal delete each need a second look before merge.
Goal: Add a refresh-drizzle-migration skill that runs one fixed checked procedure when a PR Drizzle migration goes stale after the base gains newer migrations, and route conflicted Drizzle meta files through it. Summary: This PR adds a focused refresh procedure plus routing and eval coverage that matches the linked issue. The step-6 report presents 0.x migrator skip behavior as true for all layouts, though the author verified it against the 0.x migrator only. Step 3 also deletes the journal entry by tag alone, which collides when the base owns the same tag.
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skills/refresh-drizzle-migration/SKILL.md:69
The step-6 final report states 0.x journal-migrator skip behavior as universal, but v1 was never checked.
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skills/refresh-drizzle-migration/SKILL.md:37
Step 3 deletes the journal entry by tag equality alone, which also matches the base entry on an exact tag collision.
m1
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skills/refresh-drizzle-migration/SKILL.md:65
Step 6 hands off to done without the issue explicit type-check line.
61-61: Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
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Check statement order when statements depend on each other.
The set comparison accepts the same statements in any order. A regenerated migration that uses a table before creating it can therefore pass parity and fail when applied. Keep the executable sequence in the comparison, or establish that each reordered statement is independent. Drizzle uses the statement breakpoints to separate statements for execution. (github.com)
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Review comments at @skills/refresh-drizzle-migration/SKILL.md:
- Line 61: Update the statement-set comparison guidance to normalize whitespace
only outside quoted SQL values, preserving literal contents exactly so distinct
defaults remain distinct. Keep statement-breakpoint splitting,
trailing-semicolon trimming, and order-insensitive comparison unchanged.
- Line 69: Update the final-report guidance in the refresh-drizzle-migration
skill to describe the journal-`when` skip behavior only for the 0.x journal
layout. For the v1 folder layout, which has no journal, state that this workflow
has not established the database outcome; do not imply the same migration
behavior or prescribe a repair.
- Line 69: Update the migration workflow in the skill so it verifies whether the
stale migration was applied to a shared database before deletion or publishing
the replacement. If the status is applied or unknown, pause for a recovery
decision; do not proceed with replacing the migration until the history is safe
to change.
- Line 21: Update the migration discovery workflow using `base-ref` and each
`<out>` folder to detect head-side modifications or deletions of base-owned SQL
migrations, snapshots, and journal entries before regeneration. Stop the
workflow if any are found, rather than proceeding with checks limited to newly
added migrations.
Review comments at @skills/resolving-merge-conflicts/SKILL.md:
- Line 8: Update the merge-conflict guidance and refresh-drizzle-migration
behavior so a conflicted migration SQL path shared by base and head resolves to
the base version. In refresh step 3, delete a recorded SQL path only when the
base does not own it, preserving consistency with the retained base journal and
snapshot.
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- Linked Issues check:
Update the procedure to fetch the PR head from its head repository and verify
the fetched ref against the PR head SHA before identifying migrations or
proceeding with the merge.
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Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage
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- stop when the head edited, renamed or deleted a migration the base already has, matching git's repo-root paths
- restore every path of the head migration from the base when the base owns it, and check the drop with an unfiltered diff
- keep the base SQL and still log the head's as dropped when both sides added the same path in resolving-merge-conflicts
- scope the skipped-migration warning to the journal layout and the 0.x migrator
❌ request-changes | No findings Senior engineer approval: ❌ No, Two open threads still block merge, the missing explicit type check and the whitespace normalization that can equate different SQL literals.
Goal: Add a refresh-drizzle-migration skill that runs one fixed checked procedure when a PR Drizzle migration goes stale after the base gains newer migrations, and route conflicted Drizzle meta files through it. Summary: The new commit fixes the journal scope overstatement and the tag collision delete, and both threads now read as resolved. One prior Minor and one CodeRabbit Major remain open, so this round posts body only with no new threads.
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skills/refresh-drizzle-migration/SKILL.md:67
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Step 6 hands off to done without the issue explicit type-check line.
skills/refresh-drizzle-migration/SKILL.md:63
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Preserve the meaning of SQL string literals during comparison.
Resolved since last review: M1 (skills/refresh-drizzle-migration/SKILL.md:69 step-6 report stated 0.x migrator skip as universal, round 2 commit 8fb56a5), M2 (skills/refresh-drizzle-migration/SKILL.md:37 step-3 deleted journal entry by tag equality alone, round 2 commit 8fb56a5) (threads resolved)
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Review comments at @skills/refresh-drizzle-migration/SKILL.md:
- Line 46: Update the package-script selection guidance to check the selected
package manager’s lifecycle hooks for the chosen generation script; if a
matching pre- or post-hook runs a prohibited command, bypass the package script
and use the already specified installed-binary fallback from the config’s
directory.
- Line 16: Update the migration-path resolution in the Drizzle config discovery
instructions: resolve each config’s `out` path from the working directory of the
generation command, not the config’s directory. Track that working directory per
config and use it consistently for migration discovery and the direct-binary
fallback.
Review comments at @skills/resolving-merge-conflicts/SKILL.md:
- Line 8: Update the step ordering in the merge-conflict instructions so
migration-dependent checks run only after refresh-drizzle-migration regenerates
the migration; move regeneration before those checks or defer the checks until
afterward, while keeping regeneration before any push.
- Line 8: Update the merge-conflict workflow to check ownership of each
conflicted Drizzle migration snapshot before choosing either side; if both
branches edited a base-owned snapshot, stop and request guidance rather than
taking the base side and discarding the head’s edit. Place this check before
resolving conflicts, not after step 5.
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Update step 1 of `skills/refresh-drizzle-migration/SKILL.md` to fetch the PR
head from the remote that resolves to `headRepository`. Verify that the fetched
head ref equals the PR's `headRefOid` and that local `HEAD` matches it before
identifying migrations. Stop and ask the user when either check fails.
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❌ request-changes | 🟡 1 Moderate Senior engineer approval: ❌ No, The step 5 gate can pass semantically different migrations, so it needs a fix before merge.
Goal: Add a refresh-drizzle-migration skill that runs one fixed checked procedure when a PR Drizzle migration goes stale after the base gains newer migrations, and route conflicted Drizzle meta files through it. Summary: This round rechecked the head at 8fb56a5, which is unchanged since round 2. The two round 1 Moderate findings stay fixed. One soundness hole remains in the step 5 statement comparison, which collapses whitespace inside quoted SQL literals.
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skills/refresh-drizzle-migration/SKILL.md:63
Step 5 normalizes whole statements with collapse whitespace, including text inside quoted string literals.
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A Drizzle migration on a PR goes stale when the base branch gains newer migrations after the PR generated its own. Its
meta/_journal.jsonentry and snapshot then no longer follow the base's latest. I fixed this by hand every time, and agents asked to "merge main and refresh the migration" improvised each step. They ran no verification, and some pushed to a teammate's branch with no push check. This PR adds arefresh-drizzle-migrationskill that runs one fixed procedure for that request, and tellsresolving-merge-conflictshow to handle a conflicted Drizzle journal or snapshot and when to hand off to the new skill.What changed
skills/refresh-drizzle-migration/SKILL.md. It records the PR's own migration before merging, merges the base throughresolving-merge-conflicts, drops the stale migration, and regenerates it with the project's installed drizzle-kit. It then checks two things: the new migration sorts after every base migration, and it makes the same SQL statements as the old file. It pushes only after apreflight-mutationscheck that names the branch owner. It handles both the drizzle-kit 0.x journal layout and the v1 layout, where each migration is its own folder. The only drizzle-kit command it runs isgenerate.--custommigrations, and schema drift from the merge. Third, drizzle-kit asks its interactive "created or renamed?" question. There it hands the user the exact command plus the answers the old SQL implies.resolving-merge-conflictsstep 1, a conflicted Drizzlemeta/_journal.jsonormeta/<idx>_snapshot.jsonnow takes the base side. The head's migration SQL is deleted in the same merge, and the refresh skill runs before any push. During a rebase it stops and asks instead.tools/eval/fixture) gains a minimal journal-layout Drizzle setup, andtools/eval/triggers.jsongains three routing cases.How to verify
python3 -I tools/verify_skills.py ./skillsexits 0 with the same 23 warnings asmain, none of them for the new skill.python3 -m unittest discover -s tools/evalruns 282 tests, OK.python3 tools/eval/run_triggers.py --case <n> --repeat 3 --skill-path skills/refresh-drizzle-migrationfor cases 64, 65 and 66. "merge main and refresh the migration" loaded the new skill 3 of 3 times. "we're mid-merge with main and drizzle/meta/_journal.json has conflict markers" loadedresolving-merge-conflicts3 of 3 times. "apply the migration to the database" loaded no skill 3 of 3 times.git diff --diff-filter=A <base>...HEADlists the PR's migration. After a merge that deleted it, that diff is empty and thegit log --full-history --no-mergesfallback still finds it.--diff-filter=AMreturns the hand-edited SQL rather than the first generated version.Risk or scope notes
tools/eval/run_register.py, which scores prose written under a staged skill) runs against the same fixture and hashes every fixture file into itsprotocol_sha256.tools/eval/test_harness.pypins that file list. I added the new fixture files to it deliberately. The register eval'sprotocol_sha256changes as a result, so register results from before this PR should not be combined with results from after it.resolving-merge-conflictsalready does: the branch the request names, then the PR's base, then the default branch. The design notes on feat(skills): no skill refreshes a PR's Drizzle migration after a base merge #105 listed the PR base first. I kept the existing order because an explicit request should win, and changing the shared skill would change behavior already onmain._journal.jsonutterance rather than the "resolve conflicts on PR 42" phrasing from the design notes, because case 61 already covers that phrasing.Closes #105
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