@rebasepro/server-postgres 0.22.0 → 0.24.0

package/dist/generated-sql.d.ts

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+/** The directory, relative to the working directory. POSIX, because it is also a URL path. */
+export declare const GENERATED_SQL_DIR = ".rebase/sql";
+/**
+ * `schema.sql` as Atlas takes it. Relative on purpose, like the
+ * `file://drizzle/migrations` beside it: Atlas joins the URL's host and path, so
+ * `.rebase` is read as the first path segment, measured against the pinned 1.2.3.
+ */
+export declare const DESIRED_STATE_URL = "file://.rebase/sql/schema.sql";
+/** The files the DDL generator writes, all of them derived from the collections. */
+export declare const GENERATED_SQL_FILES: readonly ["schema.sql", "policies.sql", "search.sql", "vector.sql", "triggers.sql"];
+/** The absolute directory, for the working directory the command runs in. */
+export declare function generatedSqlDir(cwd?: string): string;
+/**
+ * Get the directory ready to be written, and retire the copies an older release
+ * committed.
+ *
+ * The directory ignores itself, rather than relying on the project's
+ * `.gitignore`: a scaffold ignores `.rebase/`, but a project created before it
+ * did would otherwise start committing these files from their new home.
+ *
+ * The old copies in `drizzle/` are deleted, not left behind. Nothing writes them
+ * any more, so from the first push after an upgrade they only fall further
+ * behind — and a stale `policies.sql` in the repository is exactly what someone
+ * reviewing the project's RLS would read.
+ *
+ * @returns the old files it removed, relative to the working directory.
+ */
+export declare function prepareGeneratedSqlDir(cwd?: string): string[];