@hackage/kiroku-store-migrations

Upgraded pg-migrate to 1.1.0.0. kiroku-store-migrate check now takes the manifest as --manifest PATH instead of a positional argument, matching new --manifest.

kiroku-store-migrate up and repair accept explicit --wait and --no-statement-timeout overrides; omitting an execution flag now preserves the application's configured runner settings instead of discarding them.
Successful migration, repair, and history-import runs are no longer replaced by an error when advisory unlock or statement-timeout restoration fails; the durable report is preserved and the cleanup observation attached to it.

Adding or removing a migration SQL file without listing it in the manifest no longer silently reuses a stale compile-time embedding: the embedding module now forces GHC to revalidate manifest membership on every build it runs.

Migrated the package's runtime from Codd to pg-migrate. The public API now exports the native kirokuMigrations component and kirokuMigrationPlan instead of Codd settings, runner, ledger-status, and schema-check wrappers.
Replaced timestamped runtime identities with manifest-ordered 0001 through 0007 identities while preserving every SQL payload byte.
Replaced the Codd CLI and CODD_* configuration surface with the standard pg-migrate-cli command tree and DATABASE_URL. verify now compares the declared plan with the pgmigrate ledger; it does not compare live schema objects with an expected-schema snapshot.

Added a manifest-backed, compile-time-embedded migration component that applications can compose with other libraries in explicit dependency order.
Added checked-in Codd history mappings and SamePayload evidence for safe, non-replaying import from current codd and legacy codd_schema ledgers. Shared-ledger consumers can combine Kiroku's exported payloads and mappings with their own components before importing.
Added the standard pg-migrate-cli planning, inspection, execution, verification, status, and numeric migration-authoring commands.
Added fresh-apply, rerun, concurrent-apply, strict ledger verification, Codd import, partial-row rejection, audit, and source-preservation coverage. The full Kiroku store suite now consumes the same native plan through kiroku-test-support.
Appended 0008-schema-management-comment, a non-destructive observable native-runner canary. Fresh and imported-prefix tests prove it applies once, verifies strictly, and reruns as AlreadyApplied without changing historical payloads or Codd mappings.

Preserved the seven historical SQL payloads byte-for-byte while moving their authoritative ordering to migrations/manifest; migrations.lock remains the source evidence used during Codd history import.
Removed Codd, codd-extras, file-embed, and postgresql-simple from the normal library and executable dependency closure.
Removed the orphaned Codd expected-schema snapshot, its writer executable, the Cabal flag that gated it, and the accompanying Nix closure workaround. Codd ledger history import remains supported independently through pg-migrate-import-codd.

Forward migration 2026-05-29-15-26-04-add-subscription-dead-letters.sql: creates the kiroku.dead_letters table (per consumer-group member, with a foreign key to kiroku.events) and its recency index, supporting per-event dead-letter recording for subscriptions (MasterPlan 6 / plan 40).

Initial release of the migration package.
Embeds Kiroku's codd SQL migrations and exposes Kiroku.Store.Migrations.
Provides the kiroku-store-migrate executable for applying the event store schema before application startup.
Bootstraps the dedicated kiroku PostgreSQL schema and installs Kiroku tables, indexes, functions, and triggers there.