mx-pg-controller-migration

To verify controller endpoints after a PostgreSQL migration, compare your new PG commit against the previous MongoDB state to check route responses and identify data shape discrepancies. This ensures fields like `related` and `category` transfer correctly without data loss.

Checking data shape consistency when switching to PostgreSQL involves validating field mappings and joined data propagation across your application. You can compare API responses against front-end expectations to ensure compatibility and prevent inconsistencies.

Fixing joined data propagation after a PostgreSQL migration requires step-by-step adjustments to your controller logic. You must identify issues with field renaming and ref_type mappings to ensure seamless operation across SDKs and dashboards.

Yes, you can use this to check field mappings for API controllers after a PG switch. It assists in identifying and fixing issues related to data shape and joined fields, ensuring your API responses match front-end expectations.

Incorrect ref_type values after migrating from MongoDB usually occur due to unadjusted controller logic and improper field mappings. Verifying the data shape consistency and applying necessary code adjustments will resolve these data integrity issues.