# Report Template Use this template for diagnosis and repair recommendations. Keep reports short and evidence-based. ## Conclusion values - `NO_CONFLICT_FOUND` - No migration conflict or structural inconsistency was found from available evidence. - `SAFE_TO_REGENERATE` - The conflict is understood, schema source is resolved, and the recommended next step is to discard generated artifacts and regenerate migrations. - `NEEDS_USER_CONFIRMATION` - A repair path exists, but a destructive step or branch-side decision requires confirmation. - `BLOCKED_BY_AMBIGUITY` - The migration structure, source-of-truth branch, schema state, or migration directory cannot be determined safely. ## Template ````markdown # Drizzle Migration Conflict Report Conclusion: Mode: ## Detected Structure - Migration directory: `` - Structure: - Drizzle Kit version: - Git state: ## Conflict State - - ## Recommended Path - - ## Commands ```bash # Read-only commands first. # Destructive commands only if confirmed by the user. ``` ## Files At Risk - `` - ## Validation - - - ## Unable To Verify - ```` ## Reporting rules - Put destructive commands in a clearly labeled block. - Do not output `--ours` or `--theirs` commands unless the merge/rebase direction, source-of-truth branch, and exact file paths are confirmed. Otherwise use `BLOCKED_BY_AMBIGUITY`. - If the project has multiple Drizzle configs, report each output independently. - If no conflict is found but the worktree is dirty, state that uncommitted files were not repaired. - Do not include clean checklist categories that are irrelevant to the user's conflict. - Redact secrets. Never include database URLs, passwords, tokens, or connection strings in the report. When a config or env value matters, describe only whether it points at a production-like target and write the value as ``.