Run PG migrations in separate transactions#5199
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Some migrations have to happen in different transactions, like adding enums and then using them. This makes every migration run in its own transaction, allowing them each to be atomic. Fixes drizzle-team#3249 Fixes drizzle-team#3466
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We hit this exact issue (schema created in migration N not visible to migration N+1) and confirmed the fix works |
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We’re currently experiencing the exact same issue, which is quite annoying. |
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Would be great if this could get merged. Using enums with postgres + drizzle migrations is a big pain until this is fixed. |
This was referenced Jul 11, 2026
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Some migrations have to happen in different transactions, like adding enums and then using them.
This makes every migration run in its own transaction, allowing them each to be atomic.
Fixes #3249
Fixes #3466