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This is Japanese input that melts the wall between half-width and full-width, like thawing snow.
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Organize weekly tasks, schedule, and notes in a cloud board
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Read the full README ↗Database migrations (Supabase project General_apps) Every change to the database goes through a file in this folder. Nothing is changed by hand in the SQL Editor or by an agent without a migration file committed first.
Rules One file per change, named YYYYMMDD_NN_short_name.sql, never edited after it has run. A fix is a new file. Start by reading the live definition. Before writing a migration that changes an existing object, read what is live now: select md5(pg_get_functiondef('public.wf_keep_history()'::regprocedure)), pg_get_functiondef('public.wf_keep_history()'::regprocedure); Merge your change into that text, not into an older copy from the repo or a chat. Guard the precondition. A migration that replaces a function starts with a step 0 that compares the live md5 with the one you read and raises if they differ (see 20261013_01_wf_keep_history_merged.sql). If it raises, someone changed the object: read it again and write a new migration. Never just update the md5. Run the whole file at once in Supabase → SQL Editor, then run its VERIFY step and note the new md5 — the next migration's step 0 uses it. Single-version objects Object Current migration Notes public.wf_keep_history() 20261013_01_wf_keep_history_merged.sql The only version. History for every weekly_focus_entries row; del flag always kept; cap 20 per key (100 for __*); per-user 30-day prune. Older SQL in docs/ is history, not something to re-run.