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TML-3475: --rename Profile:User makes migration plan and db update rename a model or field instead of dropping it - #30638
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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 8 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds repeatable ChangesMigration rename statements
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI as migration plan or db update
participant Resolver as resolveStatements
participant Planner as SQL migration planner
participant Target as PostgreSQL or SQLite target
participant Reporter as applied-statement reporting
CLI->>Resolver: Resolve rename text against origin and destination contracts
Resolver->>Planner: Pass resolved statements
Planner->>Target: Plan rename and companion operations
Target-->>Planner: Return planned operations and applied statement indexes
Planner-->>Reporter: Provide applied statements and operation positions
Reporter-->>CLI: Return statement descriptions and indexes
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to PostgreSQL updates can remove row-level access controls without a destructive-change prompt. This is a documented widening-operation behavior, but owners should be aware of its access implications when applying such plans. The rename-order and retry-command concerns are resolved. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Explicit renames preserve data and remain constrained to managed database objects. However, this PR also removes confirmation for disabling PostgreSQL row-level security when no data-destructive operation accompanies it. An unintended configuration change could consequently expose protected rows to database users with existing table privileges. Transactional execution limits partial updates, but does not prevent a committed access-control relaxation. Retained concerns
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Review comments at
@packages/1-framework/1-core/framework-components/src/control/control-migration-types.ts:
- Around line 71-80: Add an access-control confirmation check to the `db update`
apply path for operations that drop an RLS policy or disable row-level security,
including non-interactive runs. Keep these operations classified as `widening`;
do not change the general `widening` classification or require confirmation for
unrelated widening operations.
Review comments at
@packages/1-framework/3-tooling/cli/src/control-api/operations/migration-plan.ts:
- Around line 722-742: When auto-baseline skips the delta because fromHash
equals toStorageHash, the baseline-only results omit resolved statements from
appliedStatements. In the deltaLeg undefined branches, use
reportAppliedStatements to report each statement with empty operationIndexes,
consistent with the regular no-operations path.
Review comments at @packages/1-framework/3-tooling/cli/src/orm/db/update.ts:
- Line 227: Update retryCommandFor to accept and include each repeated rename
flag in its generated retry command, then pass args.flags.rename from the db
update call to retryCommandFor so retries preserve the rename statements
supplied to client.dbUpdate.
Review comments at
@packages/2-sql/9-family/src/core/migrations/statement-planning.ts:
- Around line 466-488: Update #planField to receive the remaining statements
from planStatements, and check whether any later statement renames the same
origin model. When one does, refuse with a message directing the user to put the
model rename before the field rename; otherwise preserve the existing refusal
behavior.
Review comments at
@packages/3-targets/3-targets/postgres/src/core/migrations/op-factory-call.ts:
- Line 2050: Update DisableRowLevelSecurityCall and the disableRowLevelSecurity
operation metadata to classify RLS disablement as destructive, ensuring it
requires explicit confirmation; leave policy-drop operations classified as
widening.
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… QA report Signed-off-by: willbot <w.a.madden+machine@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Will Madden <madden@prisma.io>
… package migration plan now plans every leg before writing anything, so a refused delta leaves no auto-baseline package on disk. Signed-off-by: willbot <w.a.madden+machine@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Will Madden <madden@prisma.io>
Merges main, which brings #30606 (autoincrement() on an existing column, and keeping the constraint names Prisma 7 gave a database). Three conflicts: - table-rename-calls.ts: kept this branch's side. Main only swapped constraintRenamesForTableRename for its generalised constraintNameRenames inside postgresTableRenameCalls, which this branch replaced with postgresTableRenameCall and postgresColumnRenameCall over the working schema. Both sides name a renamed constraint the same way: the destination contract's stated name, or else the name derived from the new table name. - table-rename-constraint-renames.ts: main deleted it because constraintNameRenames replaced its only function. This branch rewrote it to pair constraints on the working schema, and the column rename companions share its pairedConstraintRenames, so it stays. It picks up main's stored-name derivation through default-constraint-names.ts. Main's constraint-name-renames.ts stays for the planner's renames of constraints on tables that keep their name. - skills/prisma-8/references/migrations.md: kept both edits to the Columns line: this branch's renameColumn and main's fn('autoincrement()') note on setDefault. Signed-off-by: willbot <w.a.madden+machine@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Will Madden <madden@prisma.io>
The tests #30606 added call the planner without the origin and statements options this branch made required. They now pass origin: null and an empty statements list. Signed-off-by: willbot <w.a.madden+machine@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Will Madden <madden@prisma.io>
Main's pass that renames constraints whose names change read the schema from before the plan's rename statements. When a table is renamed and a new table takes its old name, it paired the old table's primary key with the new table's and planned a rename on a table that is only being created. It now reads the working schema, as the rest of the plan does. Signed-off-by: willbot <w.a.madden+machine@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Will Madden <madden@prisma.io>
… drop is answered with --delete or --rename (prisma#30648) ## At a glance A user deletes the `Legacy` model from the contract source, renames `Profile` to `User`, and plans a migration. They say what they did about `Profile`, but not about `Legacy`: ```text $ prisma migration plan --name tidy-users --rename Profile:User ✖ [CLI.CONSENT_REQUIRED] 1 subject needs a statement, and the session is not interactive. why: Drop table "Legacy" would lose the data of model "Legacy". → Pass --rename 'Legacy:<new name>' → Pass --delete Legacy ``` Nothing is written. Adding `--delete Legacy` writes the plan, and its `Statements applied` block lists `delete model "Legacy" (1 operation)`. When a person runs the same command in a terminal, it asks instead: ```text ? Drop table "Legacy" would lose the data of model "Legacy". (rename Legacy:<new name> or delete) › delete ``` Before this PR, `migration plan` wrote that drop with no question at all, and `db update` asked a single yes/no for the whole plan (`--confirm <database>`). ## The decision `migration plan` and `db update` now refuse any plan that loses data until the user has answered for each operation that loses it: `--delete Legacy` (yes, the data goes) or `--rename Legacy:Archive` (it was a rename; keep the data). There is no longer one consent for the whole plan, and `--confirm` no longer consents to data loss. This builds on prisma#30638 (merged), which added `--rename`. That PR stops the planner dropping a renamed table when the user says it was renamed. This PR closes the other side: when the user says nothing, nothing is lost. ## How it works **1. Which operations count as losing data.** An operation is `destructive` only when it can lose rows or values: dropping a table, a column or a collection, and a type change the database cannot convert without loss. Operations that change structure without losing data are `widening`, and are no longer asked about: `SET NOT NULL`, safe type widenings such as `int4` to `int8` (on `db update` too, read from the live column's type), a SQLite table rebuild that only changes nullability, and MongoDB index and validator changes. **2. What each operation would lose.** The planner result now lists each data-losing operation with the model or field it belongs to, in contract names. It maps table and column names back through the origin contract (the one the database is at now) and through any `--rename` given. Where no contract declares the thing, for example a table an extension's migration drops, it uses the storage name. The framework never sees a table or column; the SQL family and the MongoDB target do the mapping. **3. Asking.** The CLI turns each listed operation into one question and asks them all before anything is written or applied. The answers come from three places, in order: - the command line: `--delete Legacy` or `--rename Legacy:Archive`; - otherwise, when no person is at a terminal (a script, CI, an agent), nothing: the command fails with one error listing every unanswered question and the flag that answers it, as in the example above; - otherwise the person, who types `delete` or `rename Legacy:Archive`. A `rename` typed at the prompt is added to the given renames and the plan is run again. A `--delete` that answers no question fails before anything happens, so a mistyped name never passes silently. A dry run lists the questions, marks which ones the given flags answer, and asks nothing. **4. Who can read the rows (`db update` only).** Dropping a row-level-security policy, or disabling row-level security, loses no data, but it can let more users read or write a table's rows. `db update` asks about each such operation the same way, answered with `--allow User`. `migration plan` does not ask, because the migration is reviewed before it is applied. **5. When `db update` has no origin contract.** `db update` finds the origin contract through the snapshot stored for the database marker's hash. Without one it cannot map tables back to models, so the questions name tables, only `--delete` is offered, and each question gives the steps that store the snapshot so `--rename` becomes possible. **6. The CLI engine change.** The asking, the refusal and the prompt are one mechanism in the shared CLI engine, added in prisma/prisma-cli#337 and released as `@prisma/cli-engine` 0.7.0, which this PR adopts. Each command declares the statements it accepts (`migration plan`: `rename` and `delete`; `db update`: also `allow`). The engine parses those flags for that command only, answers questions from them, and builds the refusal and the prompt. So the flag the refusal tells you to pass is always one the prompt would accept, and vice versa. **7. The control API.** `executeMigrationPlanCommand` and `executeDbUpdate` take a required `answerQuestions` callback. `acceptDataLoss: true` and `acceptAccessWidening: true` answer every question of that kind; `delete` and `allow` entries in `statements` answer one each; an entry that answers nothing fails with `MIGRATION.STATEMENT_ANSWERS_NO_QUESTION`. The whole-plan consent is gone: `MIGRATION.DESTRUCTIVE_CHANGES`, `CONSENT_PLAN_MISMATCH` and the plan-hash round trip. ## What ships - Postgres, SQLite and MongoDB planners: the reclassification and the list of data-losing and access-widening operations. - `migration plan` and `db update`: the questions, `--delete`, `--allow`, the dry-run listing, and `delete` and `allow` lines under `Statements applied`. - Journeys on all three databases (`test/integration/test/cli-journeys/delete-statements-migration*`) and the rewritten consent journeys. - Docs: CLI README, the Statements section of the Migration System doc, the error reference, the CLI Style Guide's consent section, and the `prisma-8` skill. - Upgrade instructions for applications and for extension authors, checked by running them. ## Verification - Architecture and engineering reviews of the whole change, with probes run against PGlite, SQLite and mongodb-memory-server, including the interactive prompt in a pseudo-terminal and table names with shell-special characters. No probe lost a row without a statement, and every printed flag is safe to paste into a shell. - A manual QA run: [report](projects/migration-statements/manual-qa-reports/2026-10-08-qa-slice-2.md). Two pre-existing problems it found are filed: TML-3516 (SQLite autoincrement fails the first `db update` schema check) and TML-3517 (the advice when `SET NOT NULL` fails on existing NULLs). ## Not in this PR - `--delete <namespace>` for a whole namespace: comes with namespace statements. - A refusal that groups its flags per subject instead of one line per flag: an engine follow-up. - A MongoDB validator that newly requires a field leaves existing documents that lack it unwritable, with no warning: comes with MongoDB statements. - `--rename` on MongoDB: still refused, with the steps to keep the documents by hand. - A model that keeps its name but changes `@@map`: no statement; the refusal gives the manual steps. ## Alternatives considered - **Per-operation `--confirm Legacy`, using the engine's existing consent:** needs no engine change, but `--confirm Legacy` does not say what happens to `Legacy`, a misspelled name was silently ignored, and the prompt would still be "type this word to confirm". - **`--delete` parsed by the ORM, outside the engine:** reads the same on the command line, but the ORM would need its own prompt, `--confirm` would still be accepted and do nothing, and `--allow` would need a second mechanism. - **Keep one consent for the whole plan:** one yes cannot say which drops were meant, and a script that passes `--confirm` today would keep losing data it never named. Refs: TML-3476 Agent: beowulf-40 <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **New Features** * Migration planning and database updates identify specific data-loss and access-widening questions. Answer them with `--delete`, `--rename`, or `--allow`, or respond interactively. * Dry runs show which questions need answers and which statements already answer them. * **Behavior Changes** * `--confirm` and `--yes` no longer answer migration consent questions. Unanswered or unused statements are reported. * Migration plans classify changes by impact: value-preserving changes are generally treated as widening, while changes that may lose data are treated as destructive. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Signed-off-by: willbot <w.a.madden+machine@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Will Madden <madden@prisma.io>
At a glance
A user renames the
Profilemodel toUser, and itsnamefield tofullName, in the contract source. Todaymigration planreads that as "drop tableProfile, create tableUser", and the rows are gone once the user consents to the drop. With this PR the user says what they did:The written
migration.tscallsrenameTableandrenameColumn, as a user would write by hand.prisma db updatetakes the same flags and makes the same change to a live database.The decision
A rename is stated by the user on the command line as
--rename <old>:<new>, in the names the contract source uses (ModelorModel.field). The planner never guesses: a change without a statement is planned exactly as the diff shows it.We call
--rename Profile:Usera statement: the user stating what they meant by an edit the planner cannot tell apart from something else. A dropped table plus a new table may be a rename or may be two unrelated changes; only the user knows. Later PRs add more statements (--delete, and conversions and backfills) on the same mechanism.How it works
1. Parsing and resolving. The CLI parses each
--renameand looks both names up: the old name in the origin contract (the contract the database is at now) and the new name in the destination contract (the one being planned to). The result says which namespace, model and field each side is, in contract terms, not table or column names. This happens in the framework, so it works the same for every database family.2. Turning it into a storage change. The SQL family maps each resolved rename to what changes in the database: a table rename, a column rename, or nothing when the storage name did not change (for example, a model renamed while
@@mapkeeps its table name). It applies these in order to an in-memory copy of the current database schema.3. Planning. The Postgres and SQLite planners emit the rename, rename every primary key, constraint and index named after the old table or column to the name the destination contract gives it, and then run the usual diff against the renamed copy. Whatever else changed is planned as before.
4. Reporting. The plan result lists each statement with the positions of the operations it produced. Both commands print this as
Statements applied, and include it in--json.5.
db update.db updatehas no migration history to read the old contract from, so it looks up the snapshot of the contract whose hash the database marker records. It does this only when statements are given. Running the same statement twice fails the second time and says the rename already happened.6. Errors. A statement that cannot be used stops the command before anything is written:
MIGRATION.STATEMENT_INVALID: the text is notold:new.MIGRATION.STATEMENT_UNRESOLVED: a name does not exist in the contract it was looked up in.MIGRATION.STATEMENT_ORIGIN_UNKNOWN: there is no origin contract to look the old name up in.Each says what was searched, what was found, and what to type instead. A statement the planner understands but cannot carry out (a model moved to another namespace, or any statement on MongoDB) fails planning with a
statementRefusedconflict that names the statement.7. Drops that lose no data stop asking for consent. A SQLite rename rebuilds the table, which drops and recreates its indexes. Those drops were classed as
destructive, so every SQLite rename would have asked for consent to lose data that was never at risk. On Postgres and SQLite, dropping an index, a unique, foreign-key or check constraint, a row-level-security policy, a default or a native enum type, and disabling row-level security, are now classed aswidening: they change structure, and no rows or values are lost.8. MongoDB refuses statements for now. Without this it would have accepted
--renameand planned a drop and create. The refusal says how to keep the documents by hand.Where to look
packages/1-framework/3-tooling/cli/src/control-api/statements/: parsing and resolution. The control API takes one ordered list of{ verb, text }, so later statements use the same entry point.packages/1-framework/1-core/framework-components/src/control/migration-statements.ts: the resolved and applied statement types. Planner options gainstatementsandorigin; the result gainsappliedStatements.packages/2-sql/9-family/src/core/migrations/statement-planning.ts: step 2.packages/3-targets/3-targets/{postgres,sqlite}/src/core/migrations/: the in-memory schema copy, the newrenameColumnoperation, and the companion renames.packages/1-framework/3-tooling/migration/src/aggregate/: only the application's own migration space receives statements; extension spaces do not.qualifyTablehelpers now escape"in identifiers. Review found that a table name containing a quote reached the rename SQL unescaped.Verification
test/integration/test/cli-journeys/rename-statements-migration*.e2e.test.ts) rename a model and a field throughmigration plan+db migrateand throughdb update, on tables with rows, a unique, a foreign key from another table, a secondary index, and on Postgres a check and a policy. They assert the rows survive, a further plan is empty,db verify --schema-onlyis clean, re-runningmigration.tswrites identical output, and a repeateddb updatefails.upgrade-instructions/pending/migration-statement-renames/.Not in this PR
--deleteor--rename: the next PR, TML-3476: migration plan and db update refuse to lose data until each drop is answered with --delete or --rename #30648.--convert,--backfill, and renames of namespaces, enum values and value-object fields.@@map: refused, with the manual steps.Alternatives considered
@@hint(was: ...), Shape the intent-hints project: the planner refuses destructive changes unless the schema states the intent #30557, TML-3422: a model rename stated with @@hint(was:) plans as a rename, and only data loss counts as destructive #30570): shelved. It was unintuitive, and the hint had to stay in the source until every environment had applied it.--rename-table): the command line speaks the contract's names, so a statement means the same thing on every database family.Refs: TML-3475
Agent: turing-38
Summary by CodeRabbit
--rename old:newoptions tomigration plananddb updatefor model and field renames. PostgreSQL and SQLite plans can include corresponding table, column, and related-object renames.