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At a glance

prisma contract print takes the contract your config already loads and writes it as a Prisma 8 PSL contract. Given this prisma.config.ts:

contract: prisma7Schema('./prisma/schema.prisma'),

and this Prisma 7 schema:

enum Priority {
  LOW  @map("low")
  HIGH @map("high")
}

model Post {
  id       Int      @id @default(autoincrement())
  tags     String[]
  meta     Json     @default("{\"draft\":true}")
  priority Priority @default(LOW)
  author   User     @relation(fields: [authorId], references: [id])
  authorId Int
}

running prisma contract print --output prisma/contract.prisma writes (the User model is left out here):

// use prisma-8
// Printed from prisma/schema.prisma by `prisma contract print`.

namespace public {
  model Post {
    id       Int               @id @default(autoincrement())
    tags     String[]?         @noCheck(elementNotNull)
    meta     Jsonb             @default(json`{"draft":true}`)
    priority pg.enum(Priority) @default("low")
    authorId Int
    author   User              @relation(fields: [authorId], references: [id], onDelete: Restrict, onUpdate: Cascade, index: false)
  }

  native_enum Priority {
    low = "low"
    high = "high"
  }
}

Point contract at the written file, run contract emit, and the emitted contract is the one the Prisma 7 schema produced: the same serialized contract, including its hashes.

Without --output, the command prints the PSL and writes no file: on screen in a terminal, to standard output with --format human (prisma contract print --format human > prisma/contract.prisma), or as psl.text in the JSON result.

The decision

The printer follows one rule: the file it writes must read back as the same contract. It writes each part of the contract as the PSL that reads back the same. A part with no such PSL is refused by name, and nothing is written. It never drops or changes part of the contract without saying so.

This applies to any contract source, not only Prisma 7. The command loads whatever contract names in the config (a Prisma 7 schema, a TypeScript contract, or a PSL contract) and prints the loaded contract. The Prisma 7 cutover is the first use, and the reason the command exists, but nothing in the command is specific to Prisma 7.

The rule is proven before release, not checked by the command at run time. An integration test prints every emitted Postgres contract tracked in the repo and requires each one to read back as the same contract, or to be refused with the reason the test expects. A new fixture is covered as soon as it is committed.

How it works

The command loads the contract the same way contract emit does, hands it to the family's printPslContract, and prints the text. With --output, it writes the text with the same staged publish contract infer uses. One control stack serves the whole run: the source is loaded against it, the family instance is created from it, and its block descriptors and codecs render the text.

The SQL family passes the target's printPslContract hook a SqlPslPrintContext: the stack's authoring types, codec lookup and data type lookup. The printer asks the stack which PSL type reads back as a column's codec, native type and parameters, so a column carried by an extension codec prints as that extension's type, such as pgvector.Vector(3). Value-object field types and literal defaults are resolved the same way.

The Postgres hook lives in packages/3-targets/3-targets/postgres/src/core/psl-print/. It shares its literal, index, enum-block and default-mapping builders with contract infer through psl-ast/. It writes:

  • Models and fields, with @@map and @map only where the name the PSL reader would derive differs from the name in the contract.
  • Types: value objects as type blocks (lists of them as lists), named types as a types block, domain enums as enum blocks, native enums as native_enum blocks.
  • Keys and indexes: primary keys with their names, @@unique, and @@index with every argument the language has.
  • Checks, by their name: prefix when the wire name derives from it and by map: otherwise, minus the checks the reader derives for list and enum columns.
  • Relations, with the referential actions and constraint name their foreign key carries, and explicit junction models for many-to-many.
  • Polymorphism: @@discriminator on the base and @@base on each variant, for single-table and multi-table variants.
  • Control policies as @@control, and row-level security as @@rls, policy_<operation> blocks and role blocks in namespace unbound.
  • Defaults: literals through the same mapDefault as contract infer, keyed by the data type of the column's codec, so a Json object prints as a json tagged literal; now() and autoincrement() by name; id generators as uuid() and the rest; @updatedAt pairs as the temporal.* presets; every other database expression as a sql tagged literal.

Every refusal lives in one module, refusals.ts, and matches the CONTRACT.PRINT_UNSUPPORTED list in docs/reference/error-reference.md one to one; a test fails if the two lists differ in length. Each refusal names the model, field, column or entity.

A PSL file cannot carry the contract's default control policy; the config sets it on the PSL source. When the contract has one, the command warns, names it in the next step and the JSON result, and the CLI and Postgres READMEs show a config that sets it.

With --output, the command refuses to write over a file the project needs: any file the contract source reads (compared as real files, through symbolic links, case-insensitively on a volume that ignores case, and including every file a glob input matches), prisma.config.ts, or the emitted contract.json and contract.d.ts.

What is proven

The rule is an equality. Every round-trip test prints, reads the text back through the PSL source with the same stack, and compares the serialized contracts, which carry the hashes. The comparison leaves out capabilities and extensions, which the composed stack reports rather than the source.

  • Every Postgres contract in the repo (test/integration/test/psl-print/every-postgres-contract-roundtrip.integration.test.ts): 272 emitted contracts. 249 print and read back as the same contract. The other 23 are refused, and the test lists each one with the reason its refusal must give.
  • Every Prisma 7 fixture (contract-prisma7/test/print-roundtrip.test.ts): 33 of the 35 fixtures round-trip. The other 2 declare one model name in two namespaces, and the test asserts their refusal.
  • TypeScript-authored contracts (typescript-contract-roundtrip.integration.test.ts): five contracts built with the TypeScript builder round-trip.
  • PSL-authored cases and extension types (adapter-postgres/test/psl-print-roundtrip.test.ts, extension-types-roundtrip.integration.test.ts): control policies, every index argument, domain enums, primary key names, non-default codecs, checks named by prefix, lists of value objects, row-level security with roles and policies, a model in the unbound namespace, and a pgvector.Vector(3) column.
  • Every refusal has a unit test that asserts its code and meta.

Journeys run the command end to end. The relations and supported-verify Prisma 7 fixtures print, emit with the same storage hash the Prisma 7 source emitted, sign, and db verify with zero findings against the database built from the SQL Prisma 7.10.0 generated. A PSL source prints. A TypeScript contract with a default control policy prints with a warning, and the config the README shows emits the printed file with that policy. A schema with a view, and an --output path that is the schema being read, exit 2 and write nothing.

Changes outside the printer

  • Contract source format. Every contract source states its format, 'psl' or 'typescript', and the orm config schema rejects any other value or a missing one. A Prisma 7 schema is PSL text, so the Prisma 7 source declares 'psl', and contract format formats it. Upgrade instructions are in upgrade-instructions/pending/contract-print/.
  • One PSL grammar. The parser has no grammar option. A view body parses as fields in every document, and an enum member may carry @ attributes in every document; each reader decides what it accepts. The SQL and Mongo readers report PSL_UNSUPPORTED_ENUM_MEMBER_ATTRIBUTE. The Mongo reader now reports an unknown top-level block (view, generator, datasource) with PSL_UNSUPPORTED_TOP_LEVEL_BLOCK, as the SQL reader already did; before, it ignored the block. Both checks live once in @internal/psl-parser.
  • Formatter. It keeps a // comment written between a block's name and its {, moving it after the {. It writes a space before a list value after :, , or = (fields: [authorId]). Bare entries that shared a line are now written one per line.
  • PSL printer. It prints value-object type blocks, which it used to drop. It always writes the // use prisma-8 marker, and each caller passes one description line.
  • PSL reader.
    • A scalar list field keeps its type parameters, so Decimal @db.Numeric(65,30)[] reads back with its type. One emitted fixture changes: an enum list field gains typeParams.typeName. Storage is unchanged.
    • A unique index over plain columns with no where makes a back-relation singular, as a unique constraint does.
    • It exports its naming rules (pslModelMapName, pslFieldMapName), so the printer writes @@map and @map by the same rules.
    • A policy expression decodes every JSON string escape. A PSL contract that wrote \t in a policy expression now reads a tab there; an upgrade note says so.
  • CLI. contract emit, contract print, ControlClient.emit and orm init load a contract source through one loader, which expands glob inputs. contract print validates the loaded contract the way contract emit does.
  • Framework vocabulary lint. It flags the name of any Prisma version before 8 in packages/1-framework, except in the CLI, which names Prisma 7 when orm init sets Prisma 8 up beside a Prisma 7 project.

What it cannot write yet

The full list is under CONTRACT.PRINT_UNSUPPORTED in the error reference, and projects/prisma7-contract-source/spec.md records what would lift each. The ones a user is most likely to meet:

  • A relation into another contract space, such as a Supabase app's relation to supabase:auth.AuthUser. PSL can write it; the printer would need the composed extension contracts.
  • One model name in two namespaces. The PSL reader groups relations by bare model name.
  • A domain enum or value object outside the default namespace, and a value-object field with type parameters or a value set. The PSL reader does not carry them back.
  • A foreign key no relation travels, or a to-one relation with no foreign key.
  • A union or dictionary field, a column with its own control policy, a model with an owner, and an entity kind a pack contributes. None has PSL syntax the printer can write.

Alternatives considered

  • Write a file by default, as contract infer does. Rejected: the name print would be wrong about what the command does, and in a PSL project the default path would be the contract source itself, so the command would refuse whenever it ran without flags. Printing by default can never overwrite a file.
  • Restrict the command to a Prisma 7 source. That would hide the parts a Prisma 7 schema never produces (value objects, polymorphism, named types, control policies) instead of printing them. Rejected: a printer that drops what it does not understand is not safe behind any check, and the restriction would make the command's name wrong about what it does.
  • Read the written file back inside the command and refuse on a mismatch. Rejected: a published command that refuses its own output is not useful to users. Gaps must be found before release, which is what the test over every contract in the repo does.
  • Name the Prisma 7 source's format 'prisma7' in the framework, or give the parser a prisma7 grammar. Rejected: the framework supports PSL and TypeScript, and a Prisma 7 schema is PSL. The grammar is general; only the readers differ.
  • Pick a column's PSL type from a table the target keeps. Rejected: such a table cannot see extension types, and the stack already knows every type it can read back.

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Adds prisma contract print for writing Prisma 8 PSL from Prisma 7, TypeScript, and PSL sources. It adds shared loading, PostgreSQL PSL printing, unsupported-shape diagnostics, round-trip tests, and updated documentation.

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Contract print flow

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Source loading and print command
packages/1-framework/..., packages/3-targets/.../control.ts
Adds Prisma 7 source typing, shared source loading, print capabilities, command registration, output protection, headers, and result presentations.
PostgreSQL contract printer
packages/3-targets/3-targets/postgres/src/core/psl-print/*
Prints PostgreSQL models, fields, value objects, named types, enums, defaults, relations, constraints, indexes, and mappings to Prisma 8 PSL. Unsupported shapes raise CONTRACT.PRINT_UNSUPPORTED.
Round-trip support and interpretation
packages/2-sql/2-authoring/*, packages/3-targets/6-adapters/postgres/test/*
Preserves type parameters and unique-index relation resolution, adds name-mapping and Prisma 7 print helpers, and tests contract round trips.
Command and integration validation
packages/1-framework/3-tooling/cli/test/*, test/integration/test/*
Covers successful printing, source collisions, load failures, unsupported shapes, storage-hash preservation, and Prisma 7 adoption journeys.
Documentation and migration guidance
docs/*, packages/*/README.md, examples/*, upgrade-instructions/*
Renames conversion terminology to printing and documents supported sources, errors, target hooks, and adoption steps.

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… the same contract

Table-driven round trip over every Prisma 7 fixture that produces a contract. The Postgres printer hook does not exist yet, so every case fails. The eight fixtures with a list column are marked expected-fail: a Prisma 7 list column is nullable, a PSL one is not, and the printer has no spelling for a nullable list.

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Signed-off-by: Will Madden <madden@prisma.io>
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…it reads back as

A new optional target-descriptor hook, printPslContract, takes an assembled family contract and returns the PSL document the PSL source reads back as that same contract. It is plumbed like its sibling inferPslContract: a family-instance method that throws CONTRACT.CONVERT_UNSUPPORTED when the target lacks it, a framework capability probe, and a CLI control-client passthrough. Postgres implements it.

The printer reuses the inference side's literal, index and enum-block builders. Uniques print as unique indexes, because that is what Prisma 7 lowers them to; every index is printed explicitly, so every relation asks for no backing index of its own. Execution generators join back onto their columns: an id generator as a @default call, a wall-clock-now pair as the temporal preset the column's codec is authored through.

Two small changes on the read side make the round trip hold: a unique index now counts as uniqueness for a singular back-relation, as a unique constraint already did, and an index with no options but a type keeps its empty options map.

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Signed-off-by: Will Madden <madden@prisma.io>
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…rror code

Unit tests for the rules the printer owns on its own: the map rule, a unique printed as an index, each kind of column default, the generator join, and the referential actions on a relation. README lines in the Postgres and SQL family packages, and the CONTRACT.CONVERT_UNSUPPORTED entry in the error reference.

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… with

A command that prints a contract as PSL says where the file came from. The printer keeps the `contract infer` header as its default, so inferred output is unchanged.

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The Prisma 7 source already reports `format: 'prisma7'`, but the config types only knew 'psl' and 'typescript', so tooling had to read it as an opaque format. Naming it lets a command require it.

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`contract emit` owned the sequence that builds the control stack, asks the configured source for the contract, and turns a bad answer into CONTRACT.SOURCE_LOAD_FAILED. `contract convert` needs the same sequence, so it moves to its own module and emit calls it. Emit's spans, errors and behaviour are unchanged.

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… 8 PSL

The command loads the contract through the configured Prisma 7 source, asks the target to print it, and writes the result with a header naming the schema it came from. A source in any other format is refused before anything is read.

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The journey converts, switches the config to the written file, emits, signs and verifies against the database the Prisma 7 SQL built. The run over the reference schema is expected to fail: the Prisma 8 PSL source refuses a function default on a list column, and every Prisma 7 list default is one.

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A literal default whose column type has no PSL spelling, such as a Json object, is refused with `CONTRACT.CONVERT_UNSUPPORTED` naming the table and column. It used to be written as the JSON text inside quotes, which the PSL source reads back as a plain string, so the converted file held a different value than the contract it came from.

A back-relation's target fields are field names of the target model, so they are now resolved to columns through that model. Resolving them through the back-relation's own model gave the wrong columns whenever a referenced field carried `@map`, and the relation then lost the name it should have been pinned with.

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A new suite prints a hand-built contract and loads the text back through the Prisma 8 PSL source, so a check constraint, a unique constraint, a unique index, a foreign key whose name the PSL source would not derive, and an ambiguous relation pair whose referenced column is mapped are each proven to survive the round trip rather than only inspected as an AST.

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contract convert kept the dotted code only for errors built by the CLI's own factory, so the Postgres printer's CONTRACT.CONVERT_UNSUPPORTED arrived as CLI.UNEXPECTED with its summary, reason and advice discarded. normalizeError already reads any structured error and falls back to CLI.UNEXPECTED on its own.

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The reference schema was covered by an it.fails whose stated reason was a list-column default it never reached. It is now a positive assertion: exit 2, CONTRACT.CONVERT_UNSUPPORTED, and a message naming the Defaults.jsonLiteral column, with nothing written. The two refusal cases that never open a database no longer carry a database timeout.

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The READMEs listed two refusals and left the impression that conversion always succeeds. They now list CONTRACT.CONVERT_UNSUPPORTED as well, with the JSON object literal default as its common case and what to do about it. The slice spec now says the printer gained a header option, which is what was built.

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The relations fixture carries both enums, relations across two schemas, junction tables and a mapped enum no column refers to, so the journey now proves more of the printer. It applies the SQL Prisma 7.10.0 generated for the full supported schema, which is the database the relations fixture is meant to run against. The implicit-many-to-many-names case is dropped: its tables collide with that SQL in the public schema, so keeping it would need a second database.

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…fuses by name what the language cannot carry

The command was named contract convert, was restricted to a Prisma 7 source, and silently dropped what a Prisma 7 schema cannot produce: value objects, polymorphism, named types, domain enums, control policies and index arguments came out of the printer as if they were not in the contract. The restriction hid that.

The rule the printer follows is the only one it ever had: the written file reads back as the same contract. It now writes value objects as type blocks, named types as a types block, domain enums as enum blocks with member-name defaults, @@Discriminator and @@base for single- and multi-table variants, @@control, every index argument, and only the referential actions a foreign key carries. It skips the checks the reader derives itself. Where the language has no form for something, it refuses by name: a foreign key no relation travels, a union or dictionary field, a column with its own control policy, a model with an owner, an enum outside the default namespace, and the entities an extension contributes.

The PSL printer package dropped every value-object type block from a document; it prints them now. The Prisma 7 check and its error code are gone, the command is contract print, and the error codes are CONTRACT.PRINT_*.

A round-trip test over emitted TypeScript contracts and PSL-authored contracts proves each printed feature reads back equal, and proves the refusals. The Prisma 7 round trip, the printer unit tests and the journeys still pass.

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…DR 254, and a Json literal default now prints

The merge with main removed the literal formatters the printer used; defaults now go through the same mapDefault the infer printer uses, keyed by the column data type. A Json object literal prints as a json tagged literal, so the last Prisma 7 refusal on a column is gone: the defaults fixture round-trips, and the supported-verify journey converts and verifies in full.

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@wmadden-electric wmadden-electric changed the title feat(cli): prisma contract print writes any contract as a Prisma 8 schema that reads back the same, and refuses by name what the language cannot carry feat(cli): prisma contract print writes the configured contract as a Prisma 8 schema that reads back as the same contract Sep 22, 2026
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The config package had learned a prisma7 source format and a Prisma7ContractSourceProvider so the old convert command could refuse other sources. The framework defines what a contract source is; the package that owns a language defines that language's source. Config now has one open ContractSourceProvider with an opaque format tag, and psl-parser exports its own PslContractSourceProvider.

The parser keeps its prisma7 grammar, which now covers only what differs: a view body read as model members. An attribute on an enum member is read by every grammar, and the SQL PSL interpreter reports it as PSL_ENUM_MEMBER_ATTRIBUTE_UNSUPPORTED, because validity is the interpreter's decision, not the parser's.

The contract print help and error text no longer name Prisma 7, the CLI unit tests use a neutral fixture format, and the no-family-vocabulary lint flags the product name in the framework, with the parser exempt because it owns the dialect.

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The framework supports two source formats. The prisma7 format value and the opaque catch-all provider are gone: a source declares psl or typescript, and one that declares nothing is a TypeScript source. The Prisma 7 source declares psl, without the interpret capability the Prisma 8 reader adds, so contract format leaves it alone by narrowing through hasPslInterpreter rather than the tag. The language server already made that distinction.

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main removed dbgenerated (#30380): mapDefault now returns undefined for a default it cannot write, and writes every other function default as a sql tagged literal. The contract print default printer follows both.

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…t it matches the code

An audit of every comment, message, test name and document in this branch found statements that were false, and three places where the printer dropped part of a contract without refusing:

- a primary key name, which PSL writes as @id(map:) or @@id(map:);
- a column codec that is not the default for its native type: the printer now writes the PSL type that reads back with that codec, looked up in the PSL types the configured stack contributes, which the family now passes to the target hook. Extension types such as pgvector.Vector print when the extension is in the config;
- a value object outside the default namespace, which the reader would move, is now refused by name.

The printer also writes row-level security, policies and roles, which PSL can express and it used to refuse, and names the unbound namespace as PSL does. A PSL file cannot carry a contract default control policy, so contract print now reports it in its result and next step instead of losing it. Defaults take their data type from the column codec.

contract format checks the source format again rather than the interpret capability, which is an editor optimisation, so it formats a Prisma 7 schema when it parses. The next steps after printing are the switch to the written file only; the Prisma 7 baseline steps stay in the docs. The error reference lists every refusal, and the specs, READMEs, test names, upgrade instructions and directory names now describe contract print as it is.

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… what it used to damage

The parser has no grammar option. A view body parses as fields everywhere, and each reader decides by keyword whether it accepts a block. The Mongo reader now reports an unknown top-level block, as the SQL reader does. The enum member attribute check and the unknown-block check each have one owner in the parser's shared reader helpers.

The formatter keeps a comment written between a block's name and its brace, and writes a space before a list value after a colon, comma or equals sign.

The framework vocabulary lint flags names of Prisma versions before 8 everywhere in packages/1-framework. ADR 252 describes the single grammar.

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… and guards every file the project needs

contract print is an operation like contract emit. One control stack loads the source, creates the family instance and renders the text, and every path that loads a contract source goes through loadContractSource, which now returns a typed Contract.

The family method returns the PSL document and the settings the new PSL source must carry, so the command no longer reads the default control policy itself. When the contract has one, the command warns, and the READMEs show a config that sets it. The next step says where contract emit writes after the switch.

The output path is compared as a real file: symbolic links are resolved, and case is ignored on a volume that ignores it. Writing over the config file or an emitted contract file is refused with CONTRACT.PRINT_OUTPUT_IS_PROJECT_FILE.

Every contract source states its format, psl or typescript, and config validation accepts only those two. The PSL printer always writes the `// use prisma-8` marker; callers pass one description line.

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…ses it by name, and a test proves it for every Postgres contract in the repo

The printer no longer drops or changes part of a contract without saying so. It writes checks by their prefix, lists of value objects as lists, and policy expressions with any character a PSL string can hold. It refuses by name what PSL cannot carry back: a relation into another contract space, a table or column no model reaches, a value set nothing produces, a generator beside a storage default, a non-string index option, a name that is not a PSL identifier, and the rest listed under CONTRACT.PRINT_UNSUPPORTED in the error reference.

A new integration test prints every emitted Postgres contract tracked in the repo, reads it back through the PSL source with the stack it needs, and requires the same serialized contract or an expected refusal. Five TypeScript-authored contracts round-trip too.

The printer asks the configured stack for column types, value-object field types and default data types through SqlPslPrintContext. The inverse of a type constructor call lives in framework-components beside the constructor. Builders shared with contract infer move to psl-ast, print-psl-contract.ts is split by job, and every refusal lives in one module that matches the error reference.

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main declares the orm config section once as a schema (#30372): the format rule for a contract source moves from the deleted config validator into that schema, which now accepts only psl or typescript. main's public loadContractSource (#30291) and the branch's shared loader are one module: emit, print, ControlClient.emit and orm init all load a source through it, and it expands glob inputs (#30379). contract print protects every file a glob input matches, and looks for prisma.config.ts in the loaded config's own directory.

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orm init sets Prisma 8 up beside a Prisma 7 project (#30291), so the CLI names Prisma 7 in its flags, help and output. The version rule of the framework vocabulary lint now skips packages/1-framework/3-tooling/cli; the family and target vocabulary rule still covers it. The rest of the framework still may not name a Prisma version before 8.

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Since #30379 a PSL source reads only files that carry `// use prisma-8`.

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wmadden-electric and others added 5 commits September 25, 2026 15:20
main bumped every workspace package to 8.0.0-rc.12 (#30395). The branch's added dependencies (@internal/psl-printer in contract-prisma7 and adapter-postgres, @internal/extension-postgis in the integration tests) take the same version.

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…ource would lose

The PSL source keeps names as keys of plain objects, where `__proto__` sets the prototype instead of adding a key, so a name `__proto__` is lost when a PSL file is read. The printer refuses a model, field, enum member or other name `__proto__` by name. A native enum's member names are only labels for its values, so the shared native enum block builder never picks `__proto__` and a value `"__proto__"` reads back. Both enum block builders build their members with Object.fromEntries.

The reader's handling of `__proto__` exists on main and is recorded in the project spec as found outside this project's scope.

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…nfig

@prisma/cli-engine 0.6.1, which main now uses, no longer exports the defineConfig alias.

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Without --output, contract print writes no file. In a terminal it shows the PSL as a drawing block; with --format human a pipe receives the PSL alone on standard output; the JSON result carries it as psl.text. With --output it writes the file as before, with the same protections for the source, the config file and the emitted contract files. The next step says to write the PSL to a file with --output before pointing the config at it.

The command no longer has a default output path, so the helper that picks one is contract infer's alone again and takes back its name on main, inferredContractPathFor.

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main renamed the keys of an execution default's ref from table and column to entry and field (#30399). The printer and its tests read the new keys.

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