db-migrate

To apply pending Supabase migrations and verify the database schema, run db-migrate. It automatically detects pending migrations from your supabase/migrations directory, applies them, and then validates the resulting schema integrity.

Yes, you need Docker to run Supabase schema migrations with this tool. It requires a Docker-based Supabase setup and access to your local migrations directory to apply pending schema changes and verify the results.

The best way to sync staging and production Supabase databases is to run db-migrate. It brings your environments into sync by applying all pending migrations from the supabase/migrations folder and verifying the database schema.

Your Supabase database schema needs verification after applying migrations to ensure integrity. The script wrapper validates the resulting schema immediately after applying pending changes, preventing data inconsistencies across local, staging, and production environments.

Yes, you can use db-migrate for local Supabase development environments. It is designed for developers and DevOps teams managing migrations across local, staging, and production setups using a Docker-based Supabase environment.