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# Supabase deploy adapter
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This adapter provides the harness's optional **deploy phase**: the deploy-time SQL
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migration round (STATE PD-* in the orchestrator). It is a pluggable capability
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under the optionality model:
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- The phase exists **iff** `harness.config.json` has a `deploy` block whose
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`adapter` is `supabase`. Remove that block and a schema-free feature runs end
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to end with no PD state and no migration mention (the orchestrator terminates
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at promotion; `pending-deploys.mjs` short-circuits to "nothing to deploy").
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- What the adapter provides is declared in `manifest.json`: the detection script,
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the generate skill, the apply script, the review mode, the write-guard hook, and
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the e2e-smoke script.
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## Deploy-relevance
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`config.deploy.relevantGlobs` (`supabase/**`) is the single definition of a
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deploy-relevant path, shared by `pending-deploys.mjs`, the orchestrator's
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SIMPLE-review gate, and the planner's schema wording. A real migration always
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requires a change under these globs (that is where the declarative DDL lives, and
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`supabase db diff` only fires on it), so the globs are both necessary and
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sufficient to decide whether to offer the migration round.
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## File locations (Phase B)
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The adapter's files still live at their discoverable locations
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(`.claude/skills/writing-migrations`, `.claude/scripts/*`, `.claude/hooks/block-migration-writes.mjs`)
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because Claude Code discovers skills only under `.claude/skills/`. `manifest.json`
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declares the boundary by pointing at them.
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