Migration now runs at container start (when DB is available) rather than
during the build stage (when no DB is reachable). The release image now
includes node_modules, drizzle.config.ts, and the drizzle/ folder so
drizzle-kit can apply pending migrations on each deploy.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Deleted the start.sh script for container management.
- Added AGENTS.md for project guidelines and development principles.
- Introduced new SQL migration files for user appearance preferences and platform settings.
- Implemented appearance provider to manage user interface themes and preferences.
- Created branding utility to define and manage branding-related constants and types.
Co-authored-by: Copilot <copilot@github.com>
Migrations:
- drizzle.config.ts: add out: './drizzle' so drizzle-kit generate writes
SQL migration files instead of only supporting push
- drizzle/0000_glossy_magneto.sql: initial migration capturing all 9
current tables (users, accounts, sessions, verification_tokens,
sso_providers, clients, businesses, invoices, invoice_items)
- src/server/db/migrate.ts: programmatic runner using drizzle-orm's
migrate() — tracks applied migrations in __drizzle_migrations,
safe to run on every deploy
- package.json: db:migrate now runs the programmatic runner instead of
drizzle-kit migrate (CLI requires devDeps at runtime)
- start.sh: replace drizzle-kit push with bun src/server/db/migrate.ts
- Dockerfile: copy drizzle/ folder into the runner image so migrations
are available at container startup
Mobile fixes:
- data-table.tsx: pagination buttons grow from 32px to 40px on mobile
(h-10 w-10 md:h-8 md:w-8) to meet 44px touch-target guidelines
- floating-action-bar.tsx: stack left-content + action buttons to column
layout on narrow screens (flex-col sm:flex-row), reduce padding on
mobile (p-3 sm:p-4)
- revenue-chart.tsx: responsive chart height (h-48 md:h-64) so the chart
doesn't consume too much vertical space on small screens
https://claude.ai/code/session_012sqEgNQpx676isepeoX4Mi
- Upgrade Next.js and related packages for improved performance and security
- Refactor invoice-related pages to streamline navigation and enhance user experience
- Consolidate invoice editing and viewing functionality into a single page
- Remove deprecated edit page and implement a new view page for invoices
- Update links and routing for consistency across the dashboard
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Claude