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chore: update all dependencies, move the schema editor to Prisma 8 - #88
Updates every dependency to its latest version, moves the claim page's schema editor to Prisma 8, and fixes what the upgrade surfaced. Also includes the two agent-facing CLI fixes found while reviewing #86. One commit per area.
create-db CLI → 1.3.1
Plain progress when piped. clack's spinner animates even when stdout isn't a terminal, so agents running npx create-db without flags got hundreds of ◒◐◓◑ frames. Off a terminal it now prints plain step lines.
JSON for argument errors.--json (or -j in a group like -jq) with an unknown --region or a bad --ttl printed commander's usage text. It now prints {"success": false, "error": "invalid_arguments", "message": …} and exits 1.
Dependencies to latest (clack 1.8, trpc-cli 0.17, execa 10, tsdown 0.23, vitest 5, TypeScript 7). Bumps the three CLIs to 1.3.1 so merging publishes them.
Node.js 20.12+ is now declared in engines for the three CLIs: @clack/prompts 1.8 imports util.styleText, which Node 18 lacks. Development needs Node.js 22.12+ (Vitest 5), and CI moves from Node 20 to the current LTS.
Schema editor on Prisma 8
API (schema-api-routes): push = contract emit + db update; pull = contract infer.
When a push would lose data, Prisma 8 says exactly what, and the API returns it as dataLoss: ["public.User.name"]. A force push sends back the subjects the user confirmed and deletes only those, instead of Prisma 7's --force-reset of the whole database. If the database changed in between, it asks again with the new list. Questions that --delete can't answer (a rename, an access change) are reported as errors.
Schema errors return 400 with each finding on the user's own line numbers, e.g. Line 3: Cannot find type "Strng"., plus a hint for Prisma 7 generator/datasource blocks.
The connection string goes through the environment and execFile, never a shell.
Editor: default schema, autocomplete and hover docs follow Prisma 8 PSL (@onCreate(cuid(2)), @onUpdate(now()), sql`…` defaults; no generator/datasource, @updatedAt, @db.*, @ignore). The confirm modal lists what gets deleted.
Next 16: lint moves to the ESLint CLI (next lint is gone), and the 57 findings it reported are fixed.
Removes the unused prisma, pg and @types/pg dependencies.
Studio: @prisma/studio-core 0.34 dropped its Prisma Postgres HTTP client, so /api/studio is now a full BFF handler on postgres.js. It adds transaction, so Studio's multi-row saves are atomic. Because the route is public and now opens TCP connections, it only connects to db.prisma.io hosts on port 5432, with a 10 s connect timeout.
Builds stay on webpack (next build --webpack). Under pnpm, OpenNext maps Turbopack's hashed externals to .pnpm/postgres@3.4.9/node_modules/postgres, a deep import that skips exports. That bundles postgres.js's Node build instead of its workerd one, and every Studio query timed out. That OpenNext bug is fixed on its main branch (fix: resolve Turbopack hashed externals through their symlink under pnpm opennextjs/opennextjs-cloudflare#1438) but not released yet; once it ships, the build can move to Turbopack.
middleware.ts stays: Next 16 deprecates it in favor of proxy.ts, which runs on Node.js. OpenNext supports proxy.ts on Workers only experimentally, while edge middleware is stable.
create-db-worker: @cloudflare/vitest-pool-workers → @cloudflare/vitest-plugin, and its npm lockfile is regenerated. schema-api-routes gets a regenerated npm lockfile too (Vercel builds from it).
TypeScript 7 everywhere except claim-db-worker, which stays on TS 6.0.3 because typescript-eslint doesn't support 7 yet.
Verification
Build, typecheck and lint pass for all workspaces.
Tests: claim-db-worker 11, create-db-worker 32, create-db 76 + 1 skipped, including the suites that create real databases.
Schema API, run locally against real Prisma Postgres databases:
Pull an empty database, push, pull it back, a destructive push (asks first, names public.User.name), force push, pull.
Force push without the confirmed list returns 400; with a list that doesn't match, it asks again; with the confirmed list, it pushes.
A pulled schema pushes back unchanged.
Every autocomplete snippet is accepted.
Claim worker built with OpenNext and run in workerd (opennextjs-cloudflare preview):
Studio's query, transaction and SQL errors work against a real database.
Studio refuses example.com, db.prisma.io:6543 and db.prisma.io.evil.com.
/, /web/schema, /web/connect and /web/studio render.
Connect-page steps run in an empty folder, ending in a typed query against a claimed database.
CLI built from this branch: no spinner frames when piped; -jq --region bad returns JSON with exit 1.
Notes
Audit: pnpm audit goes from 514 Dependabot alerts on main to 17 advisories here. 41 came through the vercel CLI, an unused runtime dependency of schema-api-routes, which is removed. The one remaining critical, dompurify, is in monaco-editor, which is only a dev dependency for types; the editor loads Monaco from a CDN.
Deploy order: /push-force now requires the confirmed dataLoss list, so deploy schema-api-routes and the claim worker together.
Prisma 8: prisma orm init in rc.28 writes a starter that its own contract emit rejects; that's already fixed on prisma/orm main. Separately, @db.Text errors suggest a Text type that doesn't exist (a plain String is already text); I'm reporting that to the ORM team.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
The database creation CLI can return structured JSON errors when JSON mode is enabled and provides readable progress messages in non-interactive terminals.
Schema updates show which data-loss subjects require consent; forced updates proceed only after all affected changes are confirmed.
Studio supports queries, transactions, and SQL linting through supported PostgreSQL connections.
The schema editor offers updated Prisma guidance and suggestions for model IDs and timestamps.
Bug Fixes
Invalid CLI arguments report more specific messages, including the offending value.
Schema push and pull errors provide clearer details.
Documentation
Development setup instructions now require Node.js 22.12 or newer; published CLIs require Node.js 20.12 or newer.
Agents and scripts run create-db without a terminal, and two things went
wrong there:
- The spinner animated anyway: clack's spinner (0.11 and 1.8) never checks
that stdout is a terminal, so piped output filled with hundreds of
frames before the result. Off a terminal, progress is now plain step
lines.
- --json with a bad argument (an unknown --region, an invalid --ttl)
printed commander's usage text, because the error is raised while
parsing, before the command can print JSON. With --json (or -j in a
short-flag group) these now print {"success": false, "error":
"invalid_arguments", "message"} on stdout, the message on stderr, and
exit with code 1. trpc-cli takes a subcommand's error output and exit
from buildProgram's params, so both buildProgram and run get them.
Also updates the CLI's dependencies to their latest versions (clack 1.8,
trpc-cli 0.17, execa 10, dotenv 18, tsdown 0.23, vitest 5, TypeScript 7).
trpc-cli 0.17 rejects an invalid --ttl while parsing, so the --ttl tests
check the explanation rather than zod's "Input validation failed".
Bumps create-db, create-pg and create-postgres to 1.3.1 so the release
publishes them.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
@cloudflare/vitest-pool-workers is deprecated and renamed to
@cloudflare/vitest-plugin, which is configured as a Vite plugin
(cloudflareTest) with its cloudflare:test types under
@cloudflare/vitest-plugin/types. Tests now spy on globalThis.fetch: the
Workers types have no Node `global`, which the old package's types hid.
Updates wrangler, vitest and TypeScript to their latest versions and
regenerates the app's npm lockfile, which still pinned the old ones.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The schema editor's push, force push and pull ran Prisma 7 (`db push`
with --accept-data-loss / --force-reset, `db pull`). They now use the
Prisma 8 CLI in a scratch project per request:
- push: `contract emit` then `db update`. When applying the schema would
lose data, `db update` lists exactly what (e.g. public.User.name); the
response keeps requiresForceReset and adds dataLoss with those subjects.
- push-force: answers each of those questions with --delete, instead of
resetting the whole database. Anything else it can't answer from a yes
(a rename, an access change) stays an error.
- pull: `contract infer`. An empty database infers a contract with no
declarations, which is reported as isEmpty.
Prisma 8 only reads PSL that starts with "// use prisma-8", so the API
adds it when missing and reports error lines numbered as the user's
schema. Schema errors now return 400 with each finding and its line
(e.g. "Line 3: Cannot find type \"Strng\"."), with a hint for Prisma 7
generator/datasource blocks, instead of a generic 500.
The three routes shared a copy of the temp-project setup; it's one helper
now. The connection string reaches Prisma through the environment and
commands run with execFile, so the header value never passes through a
shell. The unused `prisma` dependency is removed (each request installs
its own pinned CLI), dependencies are updated, and TypeScript 7 needs an
explicit rootDir.
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…on postgres.js
Prisma 8:
- The editor's default schema, autocomplete and hover docs follow Prisma 8
PSL: no generator/datasource blocks; @onCreate(cuid(2) | uuid() | now())
and @onUpdate(now()) in place of @default(cuid()/uuid()) and @updatedat;
sql`...` in place of dbgenerated(); no @db.* or @ignore. Every snippet
was pushed to a real database through the schema API.
- The data-loss modal lists what the push deletes, from the API's
dataLoss, instead of warning that the whole database is reset.
- Push and pull errors show the API's explanation instead of
"Network error ... 400 Bad Request - <json>".
- The connect page walks through Prisma 8: install, `prisma orm init`
(--skip-install), `contract infer`, `contract emit`, and a query
through src/prisma/db.ts. Each step was run against a claimed database.
Upgrades:
- Next.js 16 builds with Turbopack by default. Builds stay on webpack: with
pnpm, OpenNext maps Turbopack's hashed externals to
".pnpm/<pkg>@<version>/node_modules/<pkg>", a deep import that skips the
package's exports, so postgres.js's Node build (node:net) was bundled
instead of its workerd build and every Studio query timed out. The
unused webpack fallback and the stale @prisma/client externals are
removed; postgres stays external so OpenNext picks its workerd build.
- middleware.ts stays: Next 16 deprecates it for proxy.ts, but proxy runs
on Node.js, which OpenNext documents as experimental and unsupported on
workerd.
- @prisma/studio-core 0.34 dropped its Prisma Postgres HTTP client.
/api/studio is now a BFF handler on postgres.js that also serves
"transaction", so Studio's multi-row saves are atomic, and "sql-lint".
- `next lint` was removed in Next 16 (and stopped at a setup prompt
before, with no ESLint config). Lint now runs the ESLint CLI with
eslint-config-next, and the 57 findings it reported are fixed. This app
stays on TypeScript 6 because typescript-eslint does not support 7 yet.
- Removes the unused prisma, pg and @types/pg dependencies.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
turbo, prettier, TypeScript, commitlint 21 and changesets 3, plus the
workspace lockfile. commitlint still accepts and rejects with the existing
config, and `changeset version` works with the existing changelog
config.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The pull request updates Prisma schema inference and database updates, the claim database schema editor, and Studio query execution. It also adds JSON error output and non-terminal spinner messages to the create-db CLI, and updates worker and repository tooling, tests, and types.
A shared runner prepares temporary Prisma projects, executes commands, reads contracts, and formats diagnostics. Package dependencies and the TypeScript root directory also change.
Schema pull and push routes apps/schema-api-routes/src/routes/schema/*
Pull uses contract inference and reports whether the schema is empty. Push routes emit contracts, update the database, and handle deletion consent.
Schema editor and data-loss confirmation apps/claim-db-worker/app/web/schema/page.tsx, apps/claim-db-worker/lib/prismaSchemaEditor/*
The editor loads saved schema content, displays reported data-loss subjects, and uses updated error handling. Monaco types, completions, hover text, and the default schema change.
The instructions use ORM initialization, contract inference and emission, and queries through the generated ORM.
Studio PostgreSQL execution
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Studio request execution apps/claim-db-worker/app/api/studio/route.ts
The route requires a connection-string header, dispatches supported procedures through a per-request PostgresJS executor, serializes errors, and closes the client.
Create DB CLI output
Layer / File(s)
Summary
JSON errors and non-TTY output packages/create-db/src/cli.ts, packages/create-db/src/cli/output.ts, packages/create-db/__tests__/*, packages/create-db/package.json
The CLI supports JSON-formatted failures for selected flags and prints plain spinner messages when stdout is not a terminal. Tests and package versions also change.
Both packages change to version 1.3.1 and declare a Node.js minimum of 20.12.0.
Worker and repository updates
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Claim worker context and runtime behavior apps/claim-db-worker/app/web/DatabaseContext.tsx, apps/claim-db-worker/lib/*, apps/claim-db-worker/app/api/{create-db,test}/route.ts
The database context uses typed response data and a memoized refresh callback. Worker bindings and utility types change, and route handlers drop unused request parameters.
Claim worker UI and test cleanup apps/claim-db-worker/__tests__/*, apps/claim-db-worker/components/*, apps/claim-db-worker/app/web/layout.tsx
Tests use hook return types. Components and layout remove unused imports or bindings.
No merge-blocking issue was established; normal checks remain appropriate.
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The Vercel CLI was a runtime dependency of the API but nothing imports
it; Vercel builds the app with its own builder (`npm run build` is tsc),
and the README installs the CLI globally for local use. Through it came
41 of the workspace's 58 audit advisories, including a critical one in
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Review comments at @apps/schema-api-routes/src/routes/schema/push-force.ts:
- Around line 36-49: In the force-push flow around prisma.run, pass the subjects
confirmed in the modal with the request and retry only if every unanswered
consent is a delete for a subject in that confirmed set. If any subject is
unconfirmed or cannot be deleted, do not retry the update; return an error or
require confirmation again.
Review comments at @apps/schema-api-routes/src/routes/schema/push.ts:
- Around line 37-48: Update the CLI.CONSENT_REQUIRED branch to inspect
unanswered consents and return requiresForceReset only when every consent
includes the delete verb. If that condition fails, return a normal error
containing prisma.describe(update), rather than presenting the result as a
data-loss confirmation.
Review comments at @packages/create-db/package.json:
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advertised Node.js 18 runtime. Keep Node.js 18 support by selecting a compatible
@clack/prompts version in the package manifest, or, if support is intentionally
dropped, update the runtime requirement and its documentation consistently
before release.
Review comments at @packages/create-db/src/cli.ts:
- Around line 58-60: Update the formatError handler to remove command help
appended to CliValidationError.message while preserving the validation details;
ensure the cleaned message is used for both JSON output and stderr.
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Push asks for confirmation only when every question can be answered
with --delete. Force push takes the confirmed subjects and asks again
if the database changed since.
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postgres.js reads a comma in the host as several hosts, so
evil.example,x.db.prisma.io passed the suffix check and connected to
evil.example. Allow only hostname characters, and pin the checked host
and port as postgres.js options.
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Updates every dependency to its latest version, moves the claim page's schema editor to Prisma 8, and fixes what the upgrade surfaced. Also includes the two agent-facing CLI fixes found while reviewing #86. One commit per area.
create-db CLI → 1.3.1
npx create-dbwithout flags got hundreds of◒◐◓◑frames. Off a terminal it now prints plain step lines.--json(or-jin a group like-jq) with an unknown--regionor a bad--ttlprinted commander's usage text. It now prints{"success": false, "error": "invalid_arguments", "message": …}and exits 1.enginesfor the three CLIs: @clack/prompts 1.8 importsutil.styleText, which Node 18 lacks. Development needs Node.js 22.12+ (Vitest 5), and CI moves from Node 20 to the current LTS.Schema editor on Prisma 8
schema-api-routes): push =contract emit+db update; pull =contract infer.dataLoss: ["public.User.name"]. A force push sends back the subjects the user confirmed and deletes only those, instead of Prisma 7's--force-resetof the whole database. If the database changed in between, it asks again with the new list. Questions that--deletecan't answer (a rename, an access change) are reported as errors.Line 3: Cannot find type "Strng"., plus a hint for Prisma 7generator/datasourceblocks.execFile, never a shell.@onCreate(cuid(2)),@onUpdate(now()),sql`…`defaults; nogenerator/datasource,@updatedAt,@db.*,@ignore). The confirm modal lists what gets deleted.prisma orm init,contract infer,contract emit, querying throughsrc/prisma/db.ts).Upgrade fixes
next lintis gone), and the 57 findings it reported are fixed.prisma,pgand@types/pgdependencies.@prisma/studio-core0.34 dropped its Prisma Postgres HTTP client, so/api/studiois now a full BFF handler on postgres.js. It addstransaction, so Studio's multi-row saves are atomic. Because the route is public and now opens TCP connections, it only connects todb.prisma.iohosts on port 5432, with a 10 s connect timeout.next build --webpack). Under pnpm, OpenNext maps Turbopack's hashed externals to.pnpm/postgres@3.4.9/node_modules/postgres, a deep import that skipsexports. That bundles postgres.js's Node build instead of its workerd one, and every Studio query timed out. That OpenNext bug is fixed on its main branch (fix: resolve Turbopack hashed externals through their symlink under pnpm opennextjs/opennextjs-cloudflare#1438) but not released yet; once it ships, the build can move to Turbopack.middleware.tsstays: Next 16 deprecates it in favor ofproxy.ts, which runs on Node.js. OpenNext supportsproxy.tson Workers only experimentally, while edge middleware is stable.@cloudflare/vitest-pool-workers→@cloudflare/vitest-plugin, and its npm lockfile is regenerated.schema-api-routesgets a regenerated npm lockfile too (Vercel builds from it).claim-db-worker, which stays on TS 6.0.3 because typescript-eslint doesn't support 7 yet.Verification
public.User.name), force push, pull.opennextjs-cloudflare preview):query,transactionand SQL errors work against a real database.example.com,db.prisma.io:6543anddb.prisma.io.evil.com./,/web/schema,/web/connectand/web/studiorender.-jq --region badreturns JSON with exit 1.Notes
pnpm auditgoes from 514 Dependabot alerts onmainto 17 advisories here. 41 came through thevercelCLI, an unused runtime dependency ofschema-api-routes, which is removed. The one remaining critical,dompurify, is inmonaco-editor, which is only a dev dependency for types; the editor loads Monaco from a CDN.main, independent of this change./push-forcenow requires the confirmeddataLosslist, so deployschema-api-routesand the claim worker together.prisma orm initin rc.28 writes a starter that its owncontract emitrejects; that's already fixed on prisma/orm main. Separately,@db.Texterrors suggest aTexttype that doesn't exist (a plainStringis alreadytext); I'm reporting that to the ORM team.Summary by CodeRabbit