feat(migration): rename a table without losing its rows, stated with this.renameTable in a hand-written migration

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At a glance

A model's table is renamed from userProfile to UserProfile. Until now the only plan Prisma 8 could produce was this, and the rows were gone after migrate:

dropTable   "userProfile"
createTable "UserProfile"

With this PR the user makes the rename its own schema change, runs prisma migration new, and writes one line in the generated migration:

override get operations() {
  return [
    ...this.renameTable({ table: 'userProfile', to: 'UserProfile' }),
  ];
}

migrate renames the table and every constraint and index named after it. The rows survive, and so do the table's row-level security policies.

The decision

Prisma 8 now has a rename-table migration operation for Postgres and SQLite. A rename is stated by the user in a hand-written migration. The planner never infers one.

It cannot infer one safely. Indexes and check constraints carry a hash of their content in their name, so the planner can tell a renamed index from a new one. Tables have nothing like that: a dropped table and a created table with the same columns might be a rename, or two unrelated tables.

The documented long-term design is a planner hint in the contract source, @hint(was: ...), described in the Data Contract and Migration System subsystem docs and ADR 001. With hints, migration plan and db update could plan a rename with nothing written by hand. Hints are not implemented yet and are not part of this PR. Until they exist, the hand-written migration is how a rename is stated. It is the same route the migration system already offers for anything the planner cannot infer.

This is slice 2 of the project that made a model with no @@map name its table verbatim (#30317). That change needed this operation: its planner guard told users to rename a table with raw SQL.

How it works

One call emits every rename the table needs. this.renameTable reads the migration's start and end contracts, which migration new already writes into the file. It returns the table rename followed by the renames that keep derived names in step:

• On Postgres, ALTER TABLE ... RENAME TO renames none of the table's constraints. Unnamed primary keys, unique constraints and foreign keys are named after the table, so the planner would later look for names built from the new table name and fail to find them. Each one is renamed. Indexes and check constraints whose names are derived from the table are renamed too.
• On SQLite the database renames its automatic indexes itself. Indexes named after the table are dropped and recreated under the new name, since SQLite cannot rename an index.

Only objects the migration's end contract leaves otherwise unchanged are renamed. An object the end contract also changes keeps the name the database has, so an author who writes that change by hand refers to it by that name. Explicitly named objects keep their names, as do foreign keys on other tables that point at the renamed table. Row-level security settings and policies follow the table on Postgres.

Mistakes fail loudly. this.renameTable refuses with MIGRATION.TABLE_RENAME_UNMATCHED when the migration has no start contract, the start contract lacks the table or already has the new name, or the end contract lacks the new name. If the schema change that renamed the table also changed something else, and the migration only renames, migrate refuses because the database does not match the migration's end contract. The table is left unchanged.

The operation. Prechecks require the old table to exist and the new one not to. Postchecks require the new table to exist and the old one to be gone, so a rename is never recorded as applied when it did not run. Postgres qualifies the table by schema. SQLite compares identifiers ignoring ASCII case only, so a rename that only changes ASCII case goes through a temporary name.

The guard's remedies. MIGRATION.TABLE_NAME_CASE_CHANGED now offers three ways out:

• add @@map to keep the old table;
• in a project with migration history, make the rename its own change, create its migration with prisma migration new, and add ...this.renameTable(...);
• in a project managed with db update, run the rename statements the target supplies by hand, then db update again.

Changes outside the rename

• RenameCheckConstraintCall is now RenameConstraintCall with a constraint kind, so one operation covers checks, primary keys, unique constraints and foreign keys. The class is exported from @prisma/orm-postgres/target/op-factory-call. Migration files calling this.renameCheckConstraint(...) keep working. Extension code importing the class needs a one-line change, recorded in upgrade-instructions/pending/rename-constraint-call/extension/. Nothing in this repository used the old name.
• SQLite db update works after a by-hand rename. SQLite ignores ASCII case in index names, so creating UserProfile_email_idx while userProfile_email_idx still existed failed. The planner now drops an index before creating one whose name collides.
• Two SQLite table rebuild bugs are fixed. Both were found by this slice's journeys. A rebuild that removed a table's last unique constraint or foreign key was silently skipped, because its postchecks were already true before it ran. And when a unique constraint repeats the primary key's columns, SQLite shares one index between them, which a count-based check misread. The rebuild now checks that the unique constraints match the expected set.

Upgrade instructions

The pending fragments under upgrade-instructions/pending/psl-verbatim-table-names/ (app and extension) quote the new guard text and describe each rename path:

• with migration history, a hand-written migration;
• with db update, the by-hand statements;
• on MongoDB, a by-hand collection rename.

The extension copy says a rename reaches applications only as a migration the contract space ships, and that this does not yet work for packages that keep migrations directly under migrations/.

Tests

• Operation, both targets: rendered SQL, prechecks, postchecks, TypeScript rendering.
• this.renameTable, both targets:
  • the companion renames for a table with an unnamed primary key, a unique constraint, a foreign key, an index and a check;
  • a constraint the migration also changes, which keeps its name;
  • an explicitly named object;
  • each refusal.
• Guard, both targets: the three remedies and the by-hand statements, including schema qualification on Postgres.
• SQLite planner: index drop-before-create for colliding names, and the rebuild postchecks run against real SQLite.
• Journeys under test/integration/test/cli-journeys/:
  • Postgres and SQLite each rename, with a hand-written migration, a table that has rows, a unique constraint, a foreign key and an index, plus row-level security and a policy on Postgres. Each checks that rows and objects survive migrate, that a plan with no schema change is empty, that db verify --schema-only is clean, and that a follow-up migration removing those objects applies.
  • A SQLite db update project follows the guard's by-hand statements.
  • A third journey shows migrate refusing a rename migration that omits a foreign key change from the same schema change, and succeeding when the two are separate changes.

All repository checks pass, including the ones only CI runs. The framework-vocabulary count is unchanged from main.

Alternatives considered

• A --rename <from>=<to> flag on migration plan. Built and then removed from this PR. It was a second, undocumented way to state a rename that the documented hint design will replace, and most review findings on this PR came from it.
• Infer renames from matching columns. Two unrelated tables can share columns, and a wrong guess carries rows into the wrong table.
• An interactive prompt. Planning runs in CI with no one to answer.
• Implement @hint(was: ...) now. The right long-term answer, but it needs its own design: PSL and TypeScript syntax, whether was names the model or the table, how hints reach the offline planner without entering contract.json, and what a leftover hint means. Recorded as a follow-up. It can reuse this PR's companion-rename code.

projects/psl-verbatim-table-names/slices/rename-table-operation/spec.md records the slice and why the flag was removed.

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• New Features

  • Added explicit renameTable migration support for PostgreSQL and SQLite.
  • Table renames preserve data and update related indexes, constraints, foreign-key references, and PostgreSQL RLS policies where applicable.
  • PostgreSQL supports schema-qualified table renames and broader constraint renaming.
  • SQLite case-only renames use a safe temporary name when required.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved validation prevents renames when source or destination tables do not match migration contracts.

• Documentation

  • Updated migration and upgrade guidance to use hand-authored renameTable migrations.

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Walkthrough

The change replaces table-rename flags with authored renameTable migration operations. PostgreSQL and SQLite validate renames against migration contracts, preserve or update dependent objects, add execution safeguards, and expand integration coverage and documentation.

Changes

Contract-based rename handling

Layer / File(s)	Summary
SQL-family rename contracts packages/2-sql/9-family/...	Adds contract validation, namespace resolution, foreign-key retargeting, target-specific reference hooks, structured errors, and namespace-aware case-change guidance.
PostgreSQL rename engine packages/3-targets/3-targets/postgres/src/core/migrations/...	Adds contract-aware table renames, generalized constraint renames, dependent index and constraint handling, schema qualification, and RLS reference updates.
SQLite rename engine packages/3-targets/3-targets/sqlite/src/core/migrations/...	Adds contract-aware renames, temporary names for ASCII case-only changes, index replacement handling, and stronger unique and foreign-key postchecks.
End-to-end rename validation packages/3-targets/6-adapters/..., test/integration/test/...	Covers precheck failures, authored migrations, dependent objects, data preservation, contract mismatches, and SQLite manual-update flows.
Rename documentation and upgrades docs/..., skills/..., upgrade-instructions/...	Replaces rename-flag guidance with migration new and renameTable instructions and documents the updated error and operation APIs.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Developer
  participant Migration
  participant ContractValidator
  participant TargetPlanner
  participant Database
  Developer->>Migration: author ...this.renameTable({ table, to })
  Migration->>ContractValidator: validate start and end contracts
  ContractValidator-->>Migration: resolved rename or unmatched error
  Migration->>TargetPlanner: build table and dependent-object operations
  TargetPlanner->>Database: execute guarded rename operations
  Database-->>TargetPlanner: precheck and postcheck results
  TargetPlanner-->>Migration: emitted migration result

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A valid-looking authored migration can leave the database inconsistent with its end contract, so this validation gap should be fixed before merge.

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🟠 Major · Do not let hash-based no-op guards discard stated renames. · migration-plan.ts:445

packages/1-framework/3-tooling/cli/src/control-api/operations/migration-plan.ts:445
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Do not let hash-based no-op guards discard stated renames.

Both commands return before the planner validates options.renames when the source and destination hashes match. The CLI therefore accepts an explicit rename flag but reports a no-op or MIGRATION.NO_CHANGES without checking whether the rename is unmatched or unsupported.

• packages/1-framework/3-tooling/cli/src/control-api/operations/migration-plan.ts#L445-L445: return the no-op result only when options.renames is empty.
• packages/1-framework/3-tooling/cli/src/control-api/operations/migration-new.ts#L164-L164: return MIGRATION.NO_CHANGES only when options.renames is empty.

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In `@packages/2-sql/9-family/src/core/migrations/table-name-case-guard.ts`:
- Line 72: Update the rename guidance in the table-name case guard to qualify
the old and new table coordinates with create.namespaceId when the target
supports namespaces, preventing lookup ambiguity; retain unqualified coordinates
for SQLite. Use the existing namespace/target capability checks and preserve the
surrounding rename-by-hand guidance.

In `@packages/3-targets/3-targets/postgres/src/core/migrations/planner.ts`:
- Around line 259-263: Update scaffoldTableRenames to apply the same
control-policy handling as planSql: assemble the complete call list, resolve
each call’s subject with resolvePostgresCallControlPolicySubject, and partition
it through partitionCallsByControlPolicy before returning. Ensure rename calls
are omitted for external, observed, and tolerated tables, with any supported
suppression warnings preserved or the rename explicitly rejected.

In
`@packages/3-targets/3-targets/postgres/src/core/migrations/table-rename-constraint-renames.ts`:
- Line 40: Update the primary-key rename logic near next.primaryKey.name and the
foreign-key logic at the corresponding lines to compare constraints by their
complete definitions excluding names before using explicit replacement names.
When columns or other foreign-key properties differ, keep the old constraint
separate so the schema diff drops it and adds the replacement; only rename an
equivalent constraint, falling back to the renamed table’s default name when no
equivalent constraint exists.

In
`@packages/3-targets/3-targets/sqlite/src/core/migrations/index-replacements.ts`:
- Line 52: Update the index-name comparison in the replacement matcher so case
folding applies only to ASCII A-Z characters, matching SQLite identifier
semantics; do not use toLowerCase(), which folds non-ASCII characters. Preserve
exact matching for non-ASCII characters so distinct index names are not treated
as collisions.
- Line 53: Update indexNameCaseChange to compare complete index definitions via
the node-owned index.contentEquals method, using matching column presence and
verbatim bodies, instead of comparing only serialized columns. Preserve the
existing table and case-insensitive name checks so pairIndexReplacements
consumes rename pairs only when their full content matches.

In
`@packages/3-targets/3-targets/sqlite/src/core/migrations/operations/tables.ts`:
- Around line 84-85: Update renameChangesOnlyCase to classify renames as
case-only using ASCII-only folding, so non-ASCII identifiers such as Ä and ä
remain distinct. In RenameTableCall.toOp, use the same ASCII-only comparator for
the temporary-name absence check while preserving the destination check’s
existing source-excluding behavior.

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- Line 445: Update the no-op guard in migration-plan.ts at lines 445-445 to
return early only when options.renames is empty, preserving rename validation
when hashes match. Apply the same condition to the MIGRATION.NO_CHANGES guard in
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🟠 Major · Reject end contracts that retain the source table. · apply-table-rename.ts:119-127

packages/2-sql/9-family/src/core/migrations/apply-table-rename.ts:119-127
🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Reject end contracts that retain the source table.

If the end contract declares both rename.from and rename.to, applyTableRename accepts the input and removes rename.from from the synthetic previous contract. PostgreSQL and SQLite then emit the table rename, but neither target recreates rename.from. The resulting database does not match the end contract.

Require rename.from to be absent from the resolved namespace in endContract. Reject this input as MIGRATION.TABLE_RENAME_UNMATCHED.

Proposed fix

   if (!declares(endContract, namespaceId, rename.to)) {
     return notOk(
       unmatched(
         rename,
         `table "${tableLabel(namespaceId, rename.to)}" does not exist in the end contract`,
       ),
     );
   }
+  if (declares(endContract, namespaceId, rename.from)) {
+    return notOk(
+      unmatched(
+        rename,
+        `table "${tableLabel(namespaceId, rename.from)}" still exists in the end contract`,
+      ),
+    );
+  }
   return ok({ namespaceId, from: rename.from, to: rename.to });

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In `@packages/2-sql/9-family/src/core/migrations/apply-table-rename.ts` around
lines 119 - 127, Update applyTableRename to reject an end contract where the
resolved namespace still declares rename.from, returning the existing unmatched
MIGRATION.TABLE_RENAME_UNMATCHED result with a clear source-table message. Keep
the existing rename.to validation and successful return unchanged.

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Outside diff comments:
In `@packages/2-sql/9-family/src/core/migrations/apply-table-rename.ts`:
- Around line 119-127: Update applyTableRename to reject an end contract where
the resolved namespace still declares rename.from, returning the existing
unmatched MIGRATION.TABLE_RENAME_UNMATCHED result with a clear source-table
message. Keep the existing rename.to validation and successful return unchanged.

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