migration

The immutable definition of one migration.

The immutable migration artifact format emitted by this release.

One migration file identity used to bind an executable to committed history.

Hash one complete ordered migration filename/digest history.

Create an artifact shell with embedded manifest lineage.

Strictly decode and validate supported artifact JSON.

Hash canonical manifest bytes with SHA-256.

A stable machine-readable planning finding.

Notice, warning, or destructive operational impact.

The closed migration executor vocabulary.

Explicit committed content-identity intent.

One explicit authored field-path continuity inside a collection rename.

One physical or semantic planner operation before checkpointed phases are built.

One authored authentication identity field bound to immutable schema identity.

One checksum-protected direction of a plugin-owned migration.

Compute the stable identity of ordered plugin SQL.

Immutable artifact identity for one compiled migration callback.

Transaction-bound content operations available to a compiled migration callback.

One compiled direction of a reviewed data migration.

Executable up and down callbacks bound to an immutable descriptor.

Compute the lowercase SHA-256 identity of reviewed callback source bytes.

Lifecycle operation delegated to an application’s compiled migration driver.

Structural paths selected by a portable project migration command.

Application-compiled callbacks behind adapter-owned project migration commands.

One resumable execution boundary.

Planner name and version recorded on a migration artifact.

The transaction boundary for a resumable phase.

One stable independently ledgered executor invocation.

Encode a compact deterministic typed step payload.

Create the initial reviewed physical-contract digest.

Advance the physical contract through one complete phase.

Execution contract constants.

Return the deterministic complete authentication-identity field scope for a manifest snapshot.

Return identity fields unchanged across two manifest snapshots.

One transactional SQL statement.

Explicit content-identity continuity payload.

Checksum-protected plugin SQL payload.

Artifact-safe identity for one application-compiled callback.

Resumable keyset-batch reference backfill settings.

Stable resource identities retired by one bounded cleanup.

Auth identity fields moved to the shared canonical-key contract.

The closed marker payload for a reviewed physical-schema assertion.

A closed create or drop action for a non-transactional index phase.

A structured concurrent-index operation without free-form non-transaction SQL.

Physical identity for one planner-owned MongoDB index.

Physical identity for one exact planner-owned MongoDB index removal.

One confirmed MongoDB collection-identity move without serialized namespace names.

The exact reviewed stable identities whose MongoDB namespaces are retired.

Public constant ConcurrentIndexCreate from github.com/riducms/ridu/migration.

Public constant ConcurrentIndexDrop from github.com/riducms/ridu/migration.

PhaseBatch executes one typed keyset executor in bounded transactions.

PhaseNoTransaction executes one typed physical operation which cannot run inside a database transaction. Each operation is its own resumable phase.

PhaseTransaction executes every phase step and its ledger completion in one database transaction.

PhysicalContractVersion identifies the meaning of intermediate physical digests.

Public constant ProjectApply from github.com/riducms/ridu/migration.

Public constant ProjectDown from github.com/riducms/ridu/migration.

Public constant ProjectFresh from github.com/riducms/ridu/migration.

Public constant ProjectRefresh from github.com/riducms/ridu/migration.

Public constant ProjectReset from github.com/riducms/ridu/migration.

Public constant ProjectVerify from github.com/riducms/ridu/migration.

RiskDestructive records a change that can permanently remove stored data.

RiskNotice records operational context that does not require intervention.

RiskWarning records a change that deserves explicit deployment review.

RunnerContractVersion is the execution contract implemented by this build.

StepAssertSchema verifies the resulting physical schema fingerprint.

StepBackfillReferences derives the current-document reference index after its physical table has been created. Version snapshots are not indexed.

StepCanonicalizeAuthIdentities rewrites authored authentication identity values to store.CanonicalAuthIdentity before an adapter replaces its legacy uniqueness contract.

StepConcurrentIndex executes one structured PostgreSQL concurrent-index operation outside a database transaction.

StepDataTransform invokes one application-compiled, checksum-bound callback inside the adapter's migration transaction.

StepMongoDBAssertSchema verifies the complete planner-owned MongoDB catalog outside a database transaction after every physical step has completed.

StepMongoDBCreateIndex creates one planner-owned MongoDB index outside a database transaction. The payload freezes physical identity only; the adapter must reconstruct and exactly match the definition from the embedded manifest and versioned planner before touching a database.

StepMongoDBDropIndex removes one planner-owned MongoDB index outside a database transaction. The adapter reconstructs the exact physical collection and index definition from the embedded manifests; the payload never carries an arbitrary command.

StepMongoDBDropResources removes the content and version namespaces for one exact, sorted set of reviewed retired stable identities. Framework-owned shared state is removed by the preceding transactional retirement step.

StepMongoDBRenameResource moves one collection identity to another outside a database transaction. Only stable manifest identities are persisted; the MongoDB adapter derives the exact content and version namespaces.

StepPluginSQL executes one checksum-protected plugin migration.

StepRenameContent rewrites schema-addressed content after physical renames.

StepRetireResources removes framework-owned shared state for resources that a reviewed destructive migration removes. It is a typed semantic executor and must run before the corresponding physical tables are dropped.

StepSQL executes one physical schema statement.