migration

The immutable definition of one migration.

The immutable migration artifact format emitted by this release.

One migration file identity used to bind an executable to committed history.

Hash one complete ordered migration filename/digest history.

Create an artifact shell with embedded manifest lineage.

Strictly decode and validate supported artifact JSON.

Hash canonical manifest bytes with SHA-256.

A stable machine-readable planning finding.

Notice, warning, or destructive operational impact.

The closed migration executor vocabulary.

Explicit committed content-identity intent.

One explicit authored field-path continuity inside a collection rename.

One physical or semantic planner operation before checkpointed phases are built.

Immutable artifact identity for one compiled migration callback.

Transaction-bound content operations available to a compiled migration callback.

One compiled direction of a reviewed data migration.

Executable up and down callbacks bound to an immutable descriptor.

Compute the lowercase SHA-256 identity of reviewed callback source bytes.

Lifecycle operation delegated to an application’s compiled migration driver.

Structural paths selected by a portable project migration command.

Application-compiled callbacks behind adapter-owned project migration commands.

One resumable execution boundary.

Planner name and version recorded on a migration artifact.

The transaction boundary for a resumable phase.

One stable independently ledgered executor invocation.

Encode a compact deterministic typed step payload.

Create the initial reviewed physical-contract digest.

Advance the physical contract through one complete phase.

One transactional SQL statement.

Explicit content-identity continuity payload.

Artifact-safe identity for one application-compiled callback.

Resumable keyset-batch reference backfill settings.

Stable resource identities retired by one bounded cleanup.

The closed marker payload for a reviewed physical-schema assertion.

The fields whose stored values a required-value audit checks.

One field of an artifact's after manifest, addressed by its resource and canonical path, or by its block definition.

A closed create or drop action for a non-transactional index phase.

A structured concurrent-index operation without free-form non-transaction SQL.

Physical identity for one planner-owned MongoDB index.

Physical identity for one exact planner-owned MongoDB index removal.

One confirmed MongoDB collection-identity move without serialized namespace names.

The exact reviewed stable identities whose MongoDB namespaces are retired.

BaselineReplacementOptions controls an explicit rewrite of recorded history. PreviousDirectory must contain the immutable artifacts the database records; when empty, the replacement directory is also used as the previous history.

EnableVersionsPayload names one resource that starts keeping versions and what becomes of the documents it already stores.

ExistingDocuments is what becomes of the documents a collection or global already stores when it starts keeping versions.

Public type Runner contracts from github.com/riducms/ridu/migration.

UpdateRequest changes one document from a data transform. Values patch the stored document unless ReplaceValues makes them its complete authored state. The transaction applies the patch to the stored row it locks, never to a document the callback read or edited.

ErrReplacementNeedsConfirmation reports a baseline replacement that would rewrite the history of a database exactly at its recorded head. Repeat the replacement with AllowProduction once its application processes are stopped.

ParseExistingDocuments reads one ExistingDocuments choice.

UnmanagedSchemaError reports database objects found where a migration runner expected an empty database. `ridu dev` leaves exactly this behind: it synchronizes a schema directly and never records migration history.

VersionsEnabled returns the resources of after, collections then globals, that keep versions while the same resource in before does not. renames maps a renamed collection's before stable ID to its after one. Any other resource new in after starts versioned with nothing stored.