syntaqxIdentity's test of migration 0041 compares it with full access as it was when the migration ran, before Artifacts was offered, so tokens made then keep exactly the permissions they had and gain no artifacts scopes.0612e69History
- 0001_init.sql
- 0002_text_ids.sql
- 0003_unique_email.sql
- 0004_email_verification.sql
- 0005_token_expiry.sql
- 0006_device_codes.sql
- 0007_rfc3339_timestamps.sql
- 0008_workspaces.sql
- 0009_oauth.sql
- 0010_workspace_tokens.sql
- 0011_agent_tokens.sql
- 0012_avatars.sql
- 0013_profiles.sql
- 0014_workspace_redirects.sql
- 0015_run_credentials.sql
- 0016_deleted_workspaces.sql
- 0017_github.sql
- 0018_invites.sql
- 0019_user_emails.sql
- 0020_access.sql
- 0021_waitlist_notices.sql
- 0022_token_scopes.sql
- 0023_retire_token_reach.sql
- 0024_g1t_name.sql
- 0025_workspace_soft_delete.sql
- 0026_workspace_residency.sql
- 0027_teams.sql
- 0028_team_creation.sql
- 0029_workspace_aliases.sql
- 0030_job_tokens.sql
- 0031_membership.sql
- 0032_two_factor.sql
- 0033_identity_jobs.sql
- 0034_fine_grained_tokens.sql
- 0035_deploy_keys.sql
- 0036_email_confirmation_codes.sql
- 0037_account_deletion.sql
- 0038_shared_invites.sql
- 0039_profile_timezone.sql
- 0040_workspace_invitations.sql
- 0041_one_kind_of_token.sql
- 0042_username_case.sql
- 0043_website_tokens.sql