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Team practices for shipping SQL safely: CI checks, code review, and collaboration conventions.
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By Sharon Ben-Moshe · Aug 8, 2026
Inconsistent naming — orders vs order, customer_id vs customerId, is_active vs active_flag — costs a team more review time than almost any formatting choice. Here's a standard worth adopting before the schema outgrows a cheap fix.
Read postBy Sharon Ben-Moshe · Aug 2, 2026
A pre-commit hook that formats and validates SQL catches bad queries before they ever reach a pull request — earlier and cheaper than CI. Here's a working setup using the sqlfmt API.
Read postBy Sharon Ben-Moshe · Jul 13, 2026
A practical SQL code review checklist for pull requests: naming, missing indexes, transaction safety, backward-compatible migrations, and injection risk.
Read postBy Sharon Ben-Moshe · Jul 13, 2026
SQL linting in CI catches syntax errors, keyword typos, and style drift before merge. Here's what it can catch, what it can't, and how to set it up.
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