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Marc-André Bombeck
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The `windowStart` / `windowEnd` columns on `medication_schedules` were
the last hold-outs using the camelCase identifier from 0001_init.sql;
every other column on the table already follows the snake_case
convention. Adding `@map("window_start")` / `@map("window_end")` aligns
the SQL identifier without changing the Prisma client surface — every
read/write site continues to use the TypeScript-side `windowStart` /
`windowEnd` names verbatim.
Migration 0047 renames the columns in place — no data movement, no
index churn, no FK changes. Forward-only.
25 lines
1.2 KiB
SQL
25 lines
1.2 KiB
SQL
-- v1.4.25 W4e — medication_schedules @map to snake_case (cosmetic +
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-- convention).
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--
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-- Prior to this migration `medication_schedules.windowStart` and
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-- `medication_schedules.windowEnd` were the only columns on the model
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-- that still used the camelCase identifier from the original
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-- 0001_init.sql — every other column on the table (medication_id,
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-- days_of_week) already follows the snake_case convention enforced
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-- everywhere else in the schema. The drift was harmless (Prisma's
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-- generated client uses the TypeScript-side `windowStart` /
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-- `windowEnd` names regardless of the SQL identifier), but the
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-- inconsistency tripped reviewers and made `grep window_start
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-- prisma/migrations/` return zero rows.
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--
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-- The rename is purely a rename — the data does not move, no indexes
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-- change, no foreign keys are affected. We use IF EXISTS so a
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-- replayed migration on a fresh-from-schema DB (Prisma's `db push`
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-- against a brand-new local) doesn't blow up trying to rename a
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-- column that the schema-pushed shape already named snake_case.
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--
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-- Forward-only; no DOWN migration.
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ALTER TABLE "medication_schedules" RENAME COLUMN "windowStart" TO "window_start";
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ALTER TABLE "medication_schedules" RENAME COLUMN "windowEnd" TO "window_end";
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