The definition string is the only stored schedule. The "json" column held a parsed copy that the Python client wrote, the C++ client never wrote, and neither client read -- and a raw UPDATE of one field silently left two different schedules. Clients derive the parsed form from the definition. 09_schema_check.sql no longer expects the column; VERSION and 10_schema_version.sql at 1.4.0. Re-provision databases (no migrations). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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| 00_extensions.sql | ||
| 01_schemas.sql | ||
| 02_sequences.sql | ||
| 03_tables.sql | ||
| 04_indexes.sql | ||
| 05_procedures.sql | ||
| 06_triggers.sql | ||
| 07_reference_data.sql | ||
| 08_script_log.sql | ||
| 09_schema_check.sql | ||
| 10_schema_version.sql | ||