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Migrations
golang-migrate, versioned up/down, embedded in the binary.
Naming: {version}_{description}.{up|down}.sql, e.g. 000001_audit_events.up.sql.
Migrations are a requirement-enforcement mechanism here
Several requirements are enforced by DDL rather than by code, because a code review will eventually miss the thing they catch. When you write a migration, these are not optional extras:
| DDL | Enforces |
|---|---|
REVOKE UPDATE, DELETE ON audit_events from the app role |
R-027 — the audit log is not rewritable |
audit_drop_month refusing a month under three months old or with no archive of every row; audit_ensure_partition revoking UPDATE/DELETE on each new partition |
R-347, R-348 — retention removes only old, archived months, and a partition is not a way around R-027 |
Trigger rejecting UPDATE/DELETE on spec_revisions |
R-152 — rollback is always to something that provably existed |
Trigger protecting roles where builtin = true |
R-081 — built-in roles change only by migration |
host_policy.id integer PRIMARY KEY DEFAULT 1 CHECK (id = 1) |
R-015 — one install, one org |
volumes.app_id … ON DELETE RESTRICT |
R-204 — volumes survive app deletion |
CHECK (NOT (config ? 'credentials')) on adapter_configs |
R-190 — an adapter credential is never stored in the clear (O-20) |
identity_adapters_no_inline_credentials refusing credentials, client_secret, scim_token |
R-190 — an identity provider's secret is never stored in the clear |
user_identities primary key (adapter_id, external_id) |
O-1 — one identity reaches exactly one account |
users_alias_is_suspended |
O-1 — an account whose identities were moved away cannot be reactivated |
group_links_direction trigger |
R-078 — a provider's group feeds a Pando group, never the reverse |
Adding a verb to a built-in role is done by migration, and only by migration (R-081). That is the upgrade mechanism the requirement promises; there is no runtime path.
See docs/design/02-data-model.md for the full schema and internal/core/state/CLAUDE.md for the
constraints that must not be relaxed.
Documentation
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Overview ¶
Package migrations embeds the SQL migrations into the binary.
R-253: Pando ships as a single binary, which means the schema travels with it. There is no separate migration step for an operator to forget, and no version skew between a binary and a migration directory on disk.
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