supabase-migration-hygiene

To prevent Supabase migration drift, use a guided workflow with the Supabase CLI that validates migration naming, detects remote discrepancies, and guides remediation before deployment.

Enforcing unique timestamps in Supabase migration files requires a governance process that blocks duplicate timestamps and temp files during creation, ensuring clean sequential execution across environments.

Supabase migration deployment fails when hygiene checks are skipped. Validating migration naming conventions and identifying invalid files before execution prevents these errors and ensures a rollback plan.

Yes, you can use the Supabase CLI within a controlled workflow to define a rollback plan before deployment, ensuring safe recovery from drift or execution errors.

Run Supabase migration hygiene checks when creating, validating, or deploying migrations, especially when recovering from drift or identifying invalid temporary files in your local environment.