Persist pool-scoped grants using OR semantics across active provisions,
retaining lapsed rows for transition visibility. Add consumer queries,
DB-backed coverage, and plans for the dependent Discourse integration.
Squash the pre-production migration history into fresh core, fedwiki,
and stripe baselines and reduce the canonical source list to those
three streams.
Update sqlc configs, generated queries, raw SQL, tests, and docs while
keeping provider tables schema-qualified.
BREAKING: existing local database volumes must be wiped because goose
version history restarts from the new baselines.
Introduce DB migrations for ladder and pool-attachment tables and an
audit log for provision transitions. Make product_type nullable and add
lifecycle_status plus a product_kinds view. Implement Transition and
ReapplyDefaultsForPool primitives, SQLC queries/models, webhook and
Temporal workflow integration, and accompanying unit/integration tests.
Drop redundant schema prefixes from all sqlc-generated Go types. Since
each module generates into its own package, the package already provides
the namespace — billing.Account is unambiguous without
billing.BillingAccount.
Changes:
- Add rename: blocks to all 6 sqlc.yaml files mapping schema-prefixed
names to clean idiomatic names (e.g. BillingBillingAccount → Account,
IdentityPerson → Person, OrganizationOrganization → Organization)
- Rename billing.billing_accounts → billing.accounts (table name
repeated
the schema; the schema already provides that context)
- Rename integration.integration_outbox → integration.outbox (same
reason)
- Regenerate all sqlc output across billing, identity, organization,
entitlements, stripe, and fedwiki modules
- Update all calling code (server, workflows, provisioning, tests) to
use
the new names
- Add internal/db/sqlc_schemas.sql — sqlc-only schema declarations so
every module can resolve schema-qualified names without including the
full db migrations
- Update docs/database-management.md with the naming convention and
standard sqlc.yaml template
Convention going forward: table names must not repeat the schema name;
generated types carry no schema prefix; the Go package provides the
namespace (like http.Request, not http.HttpRequest).
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