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TML-3476: migration plan and db update refuse to lose data until each drop is answered with --delete or --rename - #30648

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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:

$ 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:

? 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 #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. 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

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Migration planning and database updates now identify the specific data loss or access changes that need approval. Answer questions interactively or use --delete, --rename, and --allow statements.
    • Dry runs show which questions remain unanswered. --confirm and --yes do not answer migration questions.
  • Improvements
    • Migration plans more clearly distinguish data-losing changes from changes that preserve data, including across PostgreSQL, SQLite, and MongoDB.
  • Documentation
    • Updated migration guides and CLI references to explain the new question-and-answer workflow.

… with --rename, instead of dropping it

Squash of the 152 commits of #30638 onto main (93b49ce). The unsquashed history is on the branch tml-3475-statement-renames-unsquashed (355cca5).

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migration plan now plans every leg before writing anything, so a refused delta leaves no auto-baseline package on disk.

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…s widening

SET NOT NULL's precheck fails when a NULL remains, so it never loses a value.
A type change in the known safe widenings (int2 to int4 to int8, float4 to
float8) keeps every value. Every other type change stays destructive.

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…ne as widening

The rebuild copies rows with INSERT ... SELECT, which fails on a NULL in a
column that becomes NOT NULL rather than dropping the row. A rebuild that
changes a column type stays destructive.

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…tream image settings as widening

None of them removes a document: a validator applies to later writes only, and
collMod can set nothing else that loses data, so collMod defaults to widening
too. Dropping a collection stays destructive. The validator classification the
planner ran is gone, since every validator change has the same class.

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The MigrationOperationClass doc and the Migration System doc say that only
destructive operations can lose rows or values, and that an operation which
fails rather than losing a value is widening. The deferred item about MongoDB
index drops is resolved.

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…s now widening

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The Mongo consent journey drops an index without consent and keeps asking for
consent to drop a collection. A SQLite nullability tightening applies under a
policy without destructive.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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…anges

The planner reads lossyColumns to name what the recreate loses. They stay out of
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…ld lose

MigrationPlannerSuccessResult carries dataLoss and accessWidening, one entry per
operation with its position in the plan and its subject. Postgres and SQLite
read their calls and map each table or column to a model or field of the origin
contract; a SQLite recreate that leaves a column out is the operation that loses
it. Postgres lists policy drops and disabling row-level security as access
widening, leaving out the drop of a policy the plan replaces. MongoDB lists
collection drops. The aggregate planner carries both lists per space, and
db update reports them positioned in the operations of every space.

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With no origin contract, the live column carries no codec. Its normalised type
name is the text a migration writes for int2, int4, int8, float4 and float8, so
the planner maps it to a data type and checks the same safe widenings that
migration plan uses. A list column is never a safe widening.

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…mes need the origin contract

delete is a statement verb. Its text names a model, a field or a storage name,
and is matched against the plan later, so resolution only checks it is well
formed. A missing origin contract now refuses the first rename statement, not
every run that has statements.

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…ations, named by storage, never by label

A space db update applies from recorded migrations has no planner to map its
operations to models, so each destructive operation is listed with a storage
subject. The family names it from the operation's target details through the
new storageNameOf capability, else by the operation's id. A planner's fallback
for an unknown destructive call uses the same naming, never the label. A delete
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…calls get distinct names

The field-event planner returns each hook call with the column of its field
event, so a destructive hook call maps to Model.field like a dropped column. Any
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#n ordinal when several calls in the plan share it.
… --allow flag does

Each allow statement goes to the first access question about its subject
that no earlier statement took; a leftover one fails with
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Walkthrough

Migration planners now report data-loss and access-widening subjects. Migration planning and database updates collect answers for those subjects through --delete, --rename, and --allow statements or callbacks. Operation classifications and CLI output reflect these reports.

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Migration consent and planner reporting

Layer / File(s) Summary
Subject contracts and planner results
packages/1-framework/1-core/framework-components/src/control/*, packages/1-framework/3-tooling/migration/src/aggregate/*, packages/2-sql/9-family/src/core/migrations/*
Shared types define model, field, and storage subjects. Planner results carry operation-indexed data-loss and access-widening entries. Recorded paths use storage-name resolvers to report destructive operations.
Database-specific classification and subject mapping
packages/2-mongo-family/9-family/src/core/*, packages/3-mongo-target/1-mongo-target/src/core/migrations/*, packages/3-targets/3-targets/postgres/src/core/migrations/*, packages/3-targets/3-targets/sqlite/src/core/migrations/*
MongoDB classifies validator, index, and collection-option changes as widening and reports collection-drop losses. PostgreSQL identifies safe type widenings and access changes. SQLite distinguishes nullability changes from destructive type or omitted-column recreations.
Control API and CLI question flow
packages/1-framework/3-tooling/cli/src/control-api/*, packages/1-framework/3-tooling/cli/src/orm/*, packages/1-framework/3-tooling/cli/src/utils/*
The control API asks and validates per-subject answers, replans after supported rename answers, and reports asked subjects and applied statements. The CLI presents question prompts and dry-run results; --confirm and --yes do not answer these questions.
Validation and supporting updates
packages/1-framework/3-tooling/cli/test/*, packages/3-targets/3-targets/*/test/*, test/integration/*, test/e2e/*, docs/*, skills/*, upgrade-instructions/*, package.json, **/package.json, examples/retail-store/migrations/*
Tests cover subject mapping, classification, answer validation, and CLI journeys. Documentation and upgrade instructions describe the statement-based flow. Package manifests update @prisma/cli-engine to 0.7.0; the retail-store migration operation and hash are updated.

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Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant User
  participant CLI
  participant ControlAPI
  participant Planner
  participant DatabaseRunner
  User->>CLI: Run db update with statements
  CLI->>ControlAPI: Call dbUpdate with answerQuestions
  ControlAPI->>Planner: Plan operations and collect subjects
  Planner-->>ControlAPI: Return dataLoss and accessWidening
  ControlAPI->>CLI: Request answers for unanswered subjects
  CLI-->>ControlAPI: Return per-subject answers
  ControlAPI->>Planner: Replan after supported rename answers
  Planner-->>ControlAPI: Return updated plan
  ControlAPI->>DatabaseRunner: Apply plan after question handling
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Security architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to c132b

The inspected paths require consent before saving or applying destructive plans, and add safeguards for selected row-access changes. No newly introduced exploitable bypass was established. Database-specific classification and some interruption and recovery behavior remain incompletely verified.

Retained concerns
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Security Blast Radius

  • inferred — The relevant authority is the caller-configured database connection. Destructive operations threaten the affected stored data, while RLS changes can alter row access for roles governed by the affected table's policies. Subject consent does not reduce the database privileges already held by that connection.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

  • inferred — A matching policy replacement can change roles or predicates without entering the new allow-question list; matching names do not establish equivalent permissions. The base already classified policy creation as additive and policy dropping as widening, outside its destructive-only consent guard. This is an inherited coverage limitation, not an established introduced or worsened PR vulnerability.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

  • observed — The traced control client is an in-process programmatic interface that creates a database driver from caller-provided connection configuration. The new answers are intent controls, not authenticated-principal authorization. Programmatic callers can explicitly consent to all reported losses or access changes; the inspected CLI path does not enable these overrides.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

  • observed — Prompt refusal or cancellation propagates out of the inspected CLI invocation, while its finally block closes the client. Runner failures are returned as failures rather than successful application results. These paths support fail-closed consent and failure containment without establishing every process-interruption recovery guarantee.

Hardening Proposals

  • proposed — Consider classifying policy replacements by their resulting roles, predicates, and permissive or restrictive behavior, requiring allow when access widens or equivalence cannot be established. A matching policy name alone should not imply unchanged row access.
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- Around line 124-126: Move the `db update` statements paragraph out of the
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- Around line 319-324: Update questionKey and the allow-consent handling in
askPlanQuestions so allow keys use the label, subject key, and occurrence among
equal entries rather than operationIndex; this keeps consent matched after
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…with --delete

migration plan now refuses a plan that drops a field until a statement
answers it, so the example checks the refusal names --delete User.bio and
then plans with it.

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…lags table

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…estions skip the snapshot steps

An allow is keyed by its operation's label and subject rather than its
position, and each consented allow takes its position from the new plan
after a typed rename, so it is asked once and reported where it now is.
A question on a target that carries out no rename gives its keep-the-data
text without the steps that would make a rename possible.

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@wmadden-electric wmadden-electric changed the title TML-3476: migration plan and db update refuse a plan that loses data until each operation is stated with --delete or --rename, and db update asks --allow before it changes who can read rows TML-3476: migration plan and db update refuse to lose data until each drop is answered with --delete or --rename Oct 8, 2026
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…ready holds

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…rinted advice, before shipping (prisma#30660)

On 8 October a pull request passed its CI, was approved, and was then
thrown out of the merge queue by two integration tests it never touched:

```text
prisma#30648   PR CI: all checks pass   →   merge queue: failed
  test/integration/test/cli-journeys/migration-apply-edge-cases.e2e.test.ts
  test/integration/test/cli-journeys/rollback-cycle.e2e.test.ts
```

The PR made `prisma migration plan` refuse plans that drop data unless
the user passes `--delete`. Those two old tests planned column drops
with no `--delete`. PR CI skips integration tests on purpose, because
they are slow and costly, so nothing ran them until the queue.

This PR adds a rule so that does not happen again: **before queueing a
change to what a command does, run every integration and e2e test file
that runs that command.** It adds four more rules learned from the same
piece of work. All five are written where the agents that plan and build
our projects read them before they start.

## Where the rules go

Agent-run projects in this repo follow a process called Drive. Its
team-specific lessons live in `drive/`, and agents read them before
writing a spec, planning work or reviewing it. After a piece of work
ships, a retrospective looks at what went wrong and writes the lesson
there. This PR is that retrospective for the work that made `migration
plan` and `db update` refuse to lose data (prisma#30648) and the CLI
engine change it needed (prisma/prisma-cli#337).

Lessons in `drive/calibration/failure-modes.md` are numbered entries,
each with a symptom, a cause, what to do instead and the incident that
taught it. The five rules:

1. **Find the tests that run a changed command, including through
helpers, and run them before queueing** (F44, plus a line in
`drive/calibration/dod.md`). The incident above. Most tests do not name
the command: they call a helper such as `planMigrationAndSelfEmit` in
`journey-test-helpers.ts`, so a search for the command name alone misses
them.
2. **When a change needs a new API in another package or repository, its
spec shows the code that will call it** (F43). The CLI engine change was
specified in the engine's own terms. It passed review and then needed
three reworks when the ORM came to use it: its flags clashed with the
ORM's, the ORM could not read the values it needed, and it refused a
character that database names can contain.
3. **When a safety check moves to a new mechanism, list every path the
old check covered** (F45). The old `db update` consent counted
destructive operations from every source. The new data-loss questions
read from the planner, and migrations recorded by extensions never reach
the planner, so their destructive operations would have run without
being asked about. A reviewer caught it.
4. **Follow every piece of advice a command prints, on each database,
and check the result** (F46). Several refusals printed steps that, if
followed, dropped a table, moved half of a collection's documents, or
ran against the wrong database. Tests checked that the text was there;
only running the steps found the problems. This happened in the work
before as well.
5. **Read the architecture overview, subsystem docs and decision records
before writing a spec** (`drive/spec/README.md`). The spec for this work
was stopped until that reading was done, and the reading found a
CLI-wide consent rule that changed the design.

The record of the retrospective is
`projects/migration-statements/retros.md`. It is project scratch and is
deleted when the project closes; the rules above are what stays.

## Alternatives considered

- **Keep the lessons only in the project folder.** It is deleted at
close-out, and other projects never read it.
- **Put them in the shared Drive skills in prisma/ignite.** Each lesson
has one or two incidents so far, all in this repo. The repo's convention
is to promote a lesson upstream after it repeats.
- **Run integration tests in PR CI instead of rule 1.** Rejected on
cost; they stay in the merge queue.

Agent: gauss-84


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## Summary by CodeRabbit

* **Documentation**
* Added guidance to review the architecture overview, relevant subsystem
documentation, and cited decision records before drafting a
specification.
* Expanded documented failure modes to cover dependency changes without
consumer call sites, missing integration tests, incomplete safety-check
coverage, and advice that has not been tested by following it.
* Added a pre-queue requirement to run all integration and end-to-end
test files that exercise changed command behavior.
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Signed-off-by: willbot <w.a.madden+machine@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Will Madden <madden@prisma.io>
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