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Safe schema change review

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Safe schema change review

  • Checklists That Catch What a Second Reviewer Misses
  • When a Coding Agent Writes the Migration: Dry Runs and Gates
  • When a Coding Agent Writes the Migration: Gates and Dry Runs
  • A Review Log That Shows Which Checklist Lines Catch Bugs
  • A Schema History That Answers 'Who Changed This and Why'
  • A Second Reviewer for Agent-Written Release Notes
  • A Second Reviewer for Agent-Written Schema Changes
  • Audit Trails for Agent-Written Schema Changes
  • Letting a Coding Agent Write Migrations: Gates and Sign-Off
  • Reviewing a Schema Change That Stores Prompts and Vectors
  • Shadow Writes: Testing a Schema Change Against Live Traffic
  • Splitting Review Work Between a Coding Agent and a Human
  • Testing a Schema Change on a Replica Before Production
  • The Structured Plan a Coding Agent Returns With Migrations
  • When a Reviewer Overrides a Checklist: Recording the Exception
  • Who Signs Off on a Destructive Migration, and on What
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