Symptom observed twice (migrations 012 and 013): deploy-erosi.sh ran the
migration loop's first iteration (the `CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS
_applied_migrations` step) then silently skipped every file in
supabase/migrations/*.sql without printing a single skip/apply line. Had
to `psql -f <new-migration>` by hand on ambrosio after every deploy.
Root cause: the deploy uses `ssh host bash -s << 'REMOTE' ... REMOTE` so
the outer bash on the remote reads its own script from stdin. Any
`docker compose exec -T db psql ...` inside that script — particularly
inside a command substitution like `already=$(docker compose exec -T ...)`
— inherits that stdin and consumes it, eating the rest of the heredoc.
Fix: pass `</dev/null` (or the migration file for the actual `apply`
step) to every `docker compose exec -T` call so docker gets an empty /
file-scoped stdin instead of the parent's heredoc.
Verified on ambrosio: deploy now prints all 13 `skip ... (applied)` lines
as expected, and will apply new migrations going forward without manual
intervention.
- CLAUDE.md: gotcha #20 documenting the pattern; applies to any
heredoc-delivered remote script using `docker compose exec -T` or
`kubectl exec`.
Oier Bravo Urtasun
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