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 # Debug output of our session summaries product
 .session-summaries
+
+# Claude Code review outputs
+CODE_REVIEW.md
+CODE_DEBUGGING_SESSION.md
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-# Code Review: Migration Risk Analyzer Updates
-
-## Critical Issues
-
-None identified. The core logic appears sound with no critical security risks or data corruption issues.
-
-## Functional Gaps
-
-- **L64 in analyzer.py**: Potential NPE if `database_operations` exists but is None/empty. Add null check:
-
-```diff
-- if op.__class__.__name__ == "SeparateDatabaseAndState" and hasattr(op, "database_operations"):
-+ if op.__class__.__name__ == "SeparateDatabaseAndState" and hasattr(op, "database_operations") and op.database_operations:
-```
-
-- **L63-65 in analyze_migration_risk.py**: The auto-detection returns ALL unapplied migrations, but CI workflow still fails with --fail-on-blocked. This could block CI for migrations from third-party packages that are risky but necessary. Consider filtering to only PostHog migrations in CI context.
-
-- **Missing edge case handling**: The `get_unapplied_migrations()` method doesn't handle database connection failures. Add try/except:
-
-```diff
-def get_unapplied_migrations(self) -> list[tuple[str, object]]:
-    """Get all unapplied migrations using Django's migration executor."""
-    from django.db import connection
-    from django.db.migrations.executor import MigrationExecutor
-
-+   try:
-        executor = MigrationExecutor(connection)
-        plan = executor.migration_plan(executor.loader.graph.leaf_nodes())
-+   except Exception as e:
-+       # Return empty list if can't connect to DB (e.g., in CI without DB)
-+       return []
-
-    return [(f"{migration.app_label}.{migration.name}", migration) for migration, backwards in plan]
-```
-
-- **CI workflow inconsistency**: Lines 228-231 in ci-backend.yml run the analyzer with `--fail-on-blocked` but then check for "FAILED" string. The command will exit(1) on blocked migrations, not print "FAILED". This error handling is redundant/incorrect.
-
-## Improvements Suggested
-
-- **L57 in analyze_migration_risk.py**: The `app_counts` dictionary building could use `defaultdict(int)` for cleaner code:
-
-```python
-from collections import defaultdict
-app_counts = defaultdict(int)
-for _label, migration in migrations:
-    app_counts[migration.app_label] += 1
-```
-
-- **L168-177 in analyzer.py**: The multiple high-risk operations check uses score >= 4, but this threshold is hardcoded. Consider making it a class constant for maintainability.
-
-- **CI workflow optimization**: The workflow now runs migration analysis twice - once for PR comment (line 228) and once for failing CI (line 266 removed). Consider consolidating to run once and use the result for both purposes.
-
-- **Per-app policy message**: The error message in policies.py could be clearer about which apps are affected when multiple apps have violations.
-
-## Positive Observations
-
-- **Smart auto-detection**: Replacing stdin-based discovery with Django's MigrationExecutor is excellent - more reliable and catches third-party migrations automatically.
-- **Per-app counting fix**: The SingleMigrationPolicy change correctly handles the real-world scenario where a PR might include migrations from multiple apps (e.g., PostHog + dependency).
-- **Comprehensive combination checks**: The new RunPython+schema, multiple high-risk, and multiple indexes checks are valuable for catching problematic patterns.
-- **Clean separation**: The OperationCategorizer properly tracks different operation types with clear property methods.
-
-## Overall Assessment
-
-**Request Changes** - While the implementation is mostly solid, there are functional gaps that need addressing:
-
-1. Add null/empty check for `database_operations` in SeparateDatabaseAndState handling
-2. Fix or simplify the CI workflow error handling logic (the FAILED check is incorrect)
-3. Add error handling for database connection failures in `get_unapplied_migrations()`
-4. Consider filtering migrations to PostHog-only in CI context to avoid blocking on third-party migrations
-
-The auto-detection approach is a significant improvement, but needs these edge cases handled before merging.