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Generate and apply an Alembic migration. Use after modifying entities or when schema changes are needed.
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| name | add-migration |
| description | Generate and apply an Alembic migration. Use after modifying entities or when schema changes are needed. |
| argument-hint | <description> |
Generate an Alembic migration from entity changes and apply it.
$0 -- Migration description (e.g., add invoices table, add status column to orders)Ensure all entities are imported in backend/domain/entities/__init__.py. Alembic's env.py imports this module to discover models.
cat backend/domain/entities/__init__.py
just migration "$0"
This runs alembic revision --autogenerate -m "$0".
Read the new file in backend/infra/database/alembic/migrations/versions/.
Check for:
just migrate
This runs alembic upgrade head.
Check that the migration applied cleanly. Run just check to ensure no type errors.
__init__.pyCREATE TYPE for enums. Alembic usually handles this, but review carefully.drop_column operations. Review these -- they are destructive and irreversible.