supabase-migration

Supabase database migrations are managed by creating timestamped SQL files in the supabase/migrations directory to track table creation, column changes, and indexing. This approach keeps schema evolution auditable and rollback-ready across environments.

To enable RLS policies in a Supabase migration, you include the necessary row level security SQL statements within your migration files. This workflow ensures access controls are enforced and tracked alongside schema changes during deployment.

The best way to update seed data is to apply a coordinated workflow that includes optional seeding steps alongside your schema migrations. This ensures seed data updates are tracked reliably, reducing drift across different deployment environments.

Yes, you can validate Supabase migration changes through CI/CD checks. The workflow supports local validation and deployment steps to ensure versioned SQL files and RLS policies are correctly applied before reaching production.

You need versioned SQL files in supabase/migrations to prevent schema drift across environments. This convention automates the coordination of database changes, ensuring table modifications and RLS policies are applied reliably and remain auditable.

Yes, this Supabase migration workflow handles column changes and indexing. It automates the application of these schema evolutions by generating timestamped migration files that capture all structural database modifications.