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# Supabase Directory
This directory stores SQL files for the project's Supabase/PostgreSQL database.
## One-Shot Setup
For a fresh Supabase project, use:
```text
supabase/setup.sql
```
You can paste the full file into Supabase SQL Editor and run it once, or run it from the repository root with `psql`:
```bash
psql "postgresql://postgres:[PASSWORD]@[HOST]:5432/postgres" -v ON_ERROR_STOP=1 -f supabase/setup.sql
```
The setup file is generated by concatenating `schema.sql` and migrations `0002` through `0011` in the canonical order. Demo seed data is intentionally not included.
## Current Baseline
- `schema.sql` is the first registered database SQL file.
- Its documentation is in `docs/database/0001-initial-schema.md`.
- Its order is tracked in `docs/database/query-order.md`.
- Execution history is tracked in `docs/database/query-log.md`.
## Future Changes
Future schema changes should be added under:
```text
supabase/migrations/
```
Optional local/demo data should be added under:
```text
supabase/seeds/
```
Do not overwrite already executed SQL without also creating a new ordered migration and documenting why.
## Current Ordered SQL
1. `schema.sql`
2. `migrations/0002_add_freelancer_os_core_tables.sql`
3. `migrations/0003_add_project_planning_assets.sql`
4. `migrations/0004_add_business_os_tables.sql`
5. `migrations/0005_add_advanced_crm_tables.sql`
6. `migrations/0006_add_pgvector_and_embeddings.sql`
7. `migrations/0007_add_client_portal_tables.sql`
8. `migrations/0008_add_project_progress_and_quota.sql`
9. `migrations/0009_lock_registration_after_first_admin.sql`
10. `migrations/0010_allow_internal_auth_user_creation.sql`
11. `migrations/0011_fix_service_role_claims_and_storage_policies.sql`
12. Optional local/demo data: `seeds/0001_demo_freelancer_os_data.sql`
## Apply Migrations
For a new project, prefer the one-shot setup file:
```bash
psql "postgresql://postgres:[PASSWORD]@[HOST]:5432/postgres" -v ON_ERROR_STOP=1 -f supabase/setup.sql
```
The ordered migration files remain as the source history for future schema changes.