🔒PostgreSQL Migration Script Checked for Safety
Your migration script is safe to run
TL;DR
A PostgreSQL migration script is being checked for flagged issues and safety using the safe-not-safe tool. No issues were found, and the script can be safely run in production environments.
A PostgreSQL migration script is being reviewed for safety and flagged issues using the safe-not-safe tool. The script, which contains 4 statements and 301 characters, was parsed using libpg_query 17 (wasm) and found to be free of flagged issues. This means developers can confidently apply the migration without worrying about potential problems. The script includes adding a status column to the 'users' table, creating an index on 'created_at', adding a foreign key constraint, and validating the constraint.
Key Points
The migration script contains 4 SQL statements for PostgreSQL.
The script is 301 characters long and includes ALTER TABLE, CREATE INDEX, and FOREIGN KEY statements.
Libpg_query 17 (wasm) is used to parse the migration script in a browser worker.
The safe-not-safe tool checks for flagged issues and ensures the script is safe to run.
The script does not contain telemetry and is being checked on GitHub.
Why It Matters
If you're managing a PostgreSQL database and planning a migration, this tool ensures your script is safe and free of flagged issues. For example, a team running a migration to add a status column and foreign key constraints can use this tool to verify the script's safety before deployment. This saves time and reduces risk in production environments.
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