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Prisma Migration Failed - Schema Mismatch

Running `prisma migrate dev` fails with schema validation errors. The app can't sync with the database schema or migrations won't apply.

You see errors about 'Migration already applied', schema divergence, or the database being in a bad state preventing any migrations.

Error Messages You Might See

Error: P3005 - Database is in an inconsistent state Error: P3007 - Some of the requested changes could not be executed Migration validation error: Field constraint missing
Error: P3005 - Database is in an inconsistent stateError: P3007 - Some of the requested changes could not be executedMigration validation error: Field constraint missing

Common Causes

  1. Uncommitted changes in migration history
  2. Database schema modified outside of Prisma (manual SQL)
  3. Migration file corrupted or contains invalid SQL
  4. Trying to add non-nullable column without default value
  5. Foreign key constraints preventing schema changes

How to Fix It

Check migration status: npx prisma migrate status

Reset database in development (careful!): npx prisma migrate reset

For new non-nullable fields, add with default: @default(uuid()) or @default(now())

Review migrations folder and ensure all files are valid SQL

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is it safe to reset the database in production?

NEVER use prisma migrate reset in production. Use npx prisma migrate deploy instead

How do I add a column without losing data?

Add column with @db.String? (nullable), then update existing records, then make non-nullable

What if a migration is stuck?

Check prisma_migrations table in database. Manually mark it as resolved if data is correct: UPDATE _prisma_migrations SET finished_at = NOW()

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