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Keep prod users local and fix post-restore id sequences.

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Prod restore skips users/session/audit, syncs serial sequences after load, and user create re-aligns users_id_seq so new accounts are not misreported as duplicates.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Danila Khodjaef
2026-08-05 19:26:52 +03:00
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@@ -117,7 +117,7 @@ npm run infra:db:split-dev-prod
CURATOR_PASSWORD=your-secure-password
```
Omit `SESSION_COOKIE_SECURE` so cookies follow the request scheme (`TRUST_PROXY` + HTTPS → Secure). Set `true`/`false` to force. `npm run dev:migrate` creates auth tables/roles and bootstraps the first **admin** when `users` is empty. Reset that account later with `npm run dev:reset-curator`. Create additional staff via the in-app **Users** page. Admins browse curator actions on **Activity** (`/api/audit`), which always reads the DB named by `DB_NAME` for that environment (`gallery_dev` here; `gallery_prod` on prod). Audit history is not synced by harmonize/devtoprod.
Omit `SESSION_COOKIE_SECURE` so cookies follow the request scheme (`TRUST_PROXY` + HTTPS → Secure). Set `true`/`false` to force. `npm run dev:migrate` creates auth tables/roles and bootstraps the first **admin** when `users` is empty. Reset that account later with `npm run dev:reset-curator`. Create additional staff via the in-app **Users** page. Admins browse curator actions on **Activity** (`/api/audit`), which always reads the DB named by `DB_NAME` for that environment (`gallery_dev` here; `gallery_prod` on prod). **`users`**, **`session`**, and **`curator_audit_log`** are never copied by harmonize or `devtoprod:db:restore` — each env keeps its own staff accounts and audit history.
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