output-artifact-organization

To organize SQL and JSON artifacts into designated project folders, standardize your routing by saving SQL files to the /sql directory and JSON artifacts to /examples/json. This enforces predictable file naming and folder routing, minimizing the risk of misplaced assets.

The best way to name versioned SQL migrations and sample data dumps is to use descriptive, date-prefixed filenames. This convention improves traceability and reproducibility, ensuring consistent naming across your repository.

Misplaced assets and version-control confusion occur when generated SQL, JSON, and example files lack a clear, repeatable convention. Applying standardized folder routing and file naming rules ensures every artifact lives where it belongs, reducing misplacement.

You do not need a complex project structure, but you should follow the standard routing convention. Place SQL files in sql/, JSON artifacts in examples/json/, and related artifacts in docs/ to maintain a clean repository and predictable asset management.

Yes, you can automatically route generated artifacts to the correct folders when onboarding a new project. Applying standardized folder routing and file naming rules ensures that SQL, JSON, and example files are immediately placed in their designated directories.