db apply

Apply the planned schema changes to the local cloned database.

Usage

postkit db apply [-f]

Options

Option	Description
-f	Skip confirmation prompts
-v, --verbose	Enable verbose output
--dry-run	Show what would be done without making changes
--json	Output as JSON

What It Does

1. Validates schema fingerprint (ensures schema files haven't changed since plan)
2. Displays the planned changes
3. Tests local database connection
4. Applies infrastructure SQL from db/schema/infra/
5. Wraps the plan SQL and creates a dbmate migration file (staged in .postkit/db/session/)
6. Runs dbmate migrate on the local database
7. Applies grant statements from db/schema/grants/
8. Applies seed data from db/schema/seeds/

Resume support: If grants or seeds fail, re-running postkit db apply resumes from where it left off.

Requirements

• An active session must exist
• A plan must exist (run db plan first)

Related

• plan - Generate schema diff
• commit - Commit for deployment