Independent acceptance organization for declarative-migrations.
Forward/rollback, engine compatibility, locking, drift, failure atomicity, CLI, and MCP migration certification.
| Repository | Class | Readiness | Primary dependency path |
|---|---|---|---|
postgres-forward-rollback |
database conformance | ready |
matrix |
cockroach-forward-rollback |
database conformance | ready |
matrix |
cross-engine-compatibility |
database conformance | ready |
matrix |
concurrent-migrator-lock |
chaos/fault injection | ready |
matrix |
failure-injection-atomicity |
chaos/fault injection | ready |
matrix |
schema-drift-detection |
database conformance | ready |
matrix |
cli-mcp-contract |
MCP contract | ready |
matrix |
Pull requests run deterministic harness checks. Emulators, desktop matrices, live APIs/providers, databases, chaos, scale, and soaks are scheduled/manual. Missing upstreams or credentials are blocked readiness—not false passes or product regressions.
- GitHub Project: declarative-migrations-test-project
- Linear planning project
- Detailed project-routing contract
GitHub owns code and delivery evidence; Linear owns planning and dependencies. The linked organization Project provides the cross-repository execution view.
- Canonical Linear project: https://linear.app/denman/project/githubcomdeclarative-migrations-test-7e6b5d911bd8
- Organization defaults: https://github.com/declarative-migrations-test/.github
- Canonical agent policy: https://github.com/declarative-migrations-test/.github/blob/main/agents.md
- Security policy: https://github.com/declarative-migrations-test/.github/security/policy
Repositories in this organization use semantic conflict resolution with 3–10 relevant prior commits when useful, full cross-repository context, pull-request delivery, and a hard automated-agent denylist for destructive or history-rewriting operations.
declarative-migrations-test declares repository roles, dependency edges, cross-organization capabilities, deployment ownership, and the git-submodule/Zed-package contract:
The public registry withholds private repository names and edges.