docs(docs): fix the third reader-review round on the Prisma ORM 8 pages - #8328
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A third cold reader went over the 15 pages #8317 changed after its second review round. Every sentence #8317 wrote that the reader could not follow is reworded, and every fact a rewrite touches is checked against the ORM source. It also fixes old text where the pages contradicted each other or the code: - CI and production deploy with `db migrate --to <ref>` on every page that names the command. - The core-concepts development loop applies with `--advance-ref db`, as the migration pages require. - `migration status` and `migration log` do read a database. - `MIGRATION.HASH_MISMATCH` means `ops.json` or `migration.json` changed after compiling, not that `migration.ts` was edited. - The status column of the not-available table names the statuses the table uses. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: willbot <w.a.madden+machine@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Will Madden <madden@prisma.io>
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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 2 remain after this review. WalkthroughThis pull request updates Prisma ORM documentation for CLI configuration, migration planning and deployment, Prisma ORM 7 upgrades, and middleware. It clarifies configuration rules, migration commands and checks, contract handoff steps, and middleware examples. ChangesConfiguration and ORM 7 upgrade guidance
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Review clean at 417e341 What it does. A third reader-review round on the 15 Prisma ORM 8 pages that #8317 changed after its second round: 13 pages, 67 additions, 51 deletions, prose only. Sentences readers could not follow are reworded, and five pieces of older text that contradicted other pages are corrected (CI/production command is What I checked.
Risk: low. Docs-only, every gate green, and every fact the rewrites touch agrees with the CLI reference pages in this repo. The one thing I could not do is check facts against the ORM source itself, which is not in this repository; the PR says that was done, and nothing I read contradicts it. Proposed follow-up. The "Not in this PR" list (rollbacks-and-recovery still giving plain — reviewer |
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In @apps/docs/content/docs/guides/upgrade-prisma-orm/postgresql.mdx:
- Line 284: Update the contract refresh guidance after step 2.5 to cover both
Prisma ORM 7 migration commands: `migrate dev` and `migrate deploy`. Keep the
required sequence of running `prisma contract emit` followed by `db sign` after
each migration.
In @apps/docs/content/docs/orm/middleware/authoring-custom-middleware.mdx:
- Around line 356-358: Update the warning in the middleware example to account
for the `ctx.scope` guard: describe the wrong-row risk only for a SQL-text
matcher that can intercept the lookup, rather than claiming the shown
middleware’s `.delete()` deletes nothing.
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…pitfall hits deleteAll - Upgrade guide: after every Prisma ORM 7 migration, dev or deploy, emit and sign again, as the CLI configuration page already says. - Custom middleware: an ORM `.delete()` runs inside a transaction, so the fixture's `ctx.scope` check already skips it. `.deleteAll()` sends its `DELETE ... RETURNING` on `db` directly, so that is the call a SQL-text matcher would answer with a made-up row. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: willbot <w.a.madden+machine@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Will Madden <madden@prisma.io>
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Review clean at 1e79f89 What the PR does. Docs only, 13 MDX pages under What I checked.
Risk: low. Prose-only changes to documentation, gates green, and every rewritten claim I could test matches the current release packages. Follow-up proposed. The five older-text contradictions the PR body lists under "Not in this PR" (rollbacks CI command, the middleware pages' three disagreements, — reviewer |
Follow-up to #8317. That PR ran two reader-review rounds, then changed 15 pages after the second one. This PR runs the third round on those 15 pages, using the
docs-reader-reviewskill.What changed
Six fresh readers went over the 15 pages, and a seventh then read the rewritten paragraphs. Every sentence #8317 wrote that a reader could not follow is reworded:
defineConfignote; how the config search reads parent directories; why extensions are not inherited; amigrationsexample in the monorepo warning; the// use prisma-8rule for a single contract file.migration plan: the automatic baseline, and what to do when the history splits.metaholds; thecodecIdrule; theAsyncLocalStorageparagraph; thetypeimports; wherecurrentName.run(...)goes.migration new --fromparagraph; the intermediate config'sextensions; data-only migrations.db signparagraph on theprisma7Schemapath.Readers also found places where older text contradicted other pages or the code. This PR fixes those:
db migrate --to <ref>.--advance-ref db, as the migration pages require.migration statusandmigration logread a database, and core concepts now says so.MIGRATION.HASH_MISMATCHmeans thatops.jsonormigration.jsonchanged after compiling. The page used to say it meantmigration.tswas edited.Every fact these rewrites touch was checked against the ORM source.
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check-plain.sh,check-staccato.py,check-ai-signs.sh: no new hits. One staccato hit is gone.pnpm lint:links: 0 errors.Not in this PR
The readers also flagged older text that #8317 did not write. It is left for a separate pass:
rollbacks-and-recoverystill gives plaindb migratefor CI.onRowreturns, and whatbudgetsrejects.schema-changeshas two problems: its section 1.3 contradicts its own "Common gotchas" section on wheremigration planstarts, and a status output in it shows a literal{bin}.how-migrations-worksaysmigrate devdid the job that Prisma ORM 7'sdb pushdid.the-migration-graphsaysmigration planalways ends atcontract.json, but its own rollback row uses--to.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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