convex-migrations

To run database schema migrations in Convex safely, use a reusable migration runner to track progress, execute batch updates, and handle completion or failure with status auditing. You start a migration flow and monitor progress periodically until it finishes.

Yes, you can backfill data in batches with Convex by using an automated migration runner that updates progress incrementally. This batch processing approach handles failures gracefully and allows resuming migrations safely without downtime.

The best way to track Convex migration progress is using a robust progress tracker that audits schema changes across versions. It monitors batch updates, logs status, and reports errors during multi-step migration execution.

Yes, you need the Convex server and internal API utilities exposed in your repository to handle multi-step schema migrations. These dependencies manage batch processing, track migration status, and execute schema changes safely.

A Convex migration may fail halfway through a data backfill due to batch processing errors or schema conflicts. The migration runner handles failures gracefully by logging errors, allowing you to resume the migration from the last tracked progress point.