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TML-3774: The Prisma 6 MongoDB reader refuses index pairs Prisma 6 refuses, and MongoDB PSL and TypeScript merge duplicate indexes themselves - #30921
PSL.PRISMA6_MONGO_INDEX_ALREADY_EXISTS
@@index([email]) on model "User" has the same fields, with the same sort, as @unique on field "User.email". Prisma 6 refuses this: "Index already exists in the model." Remove one of them.
The same schema written in Prisma 8 PSL, or the same indexes in TypeScript defineContract, still gives one unique index on email. Emitted contracts and storage hashes do not change.
The decision
The MongoDB contract builder builds exactly the definition it is given. It checks the definition and refuses what is invalid. It no longer merges indexes. ADR 306 already said this; MongoDB now follows it.
Prisma 8 PSL and TypeScript merge identical and redundant indexes before they build, through one shared function, mergeRedundantIndexes. It keeps the rule TML-3740 introduced: if two indexes in one collection have the same keys and options, one is dropped, and a unique index replaces a plain one.
The Prisma 6 reader merges nothing. Its job (ADR 252) is to describe the database Prisma 6 built, so db sign accepts it unchanged. It now refuses exactly what Prisma 6 6.19.3 refuses. Two indexes of one model clash when their field paths and written sorts match position by position. Any kind counts: @unique, @@unique, @@index or @@fulltext. An unwritten sort is not the same as sort: Asc. This follows contains_exactly_the_fields in prisma-engines. Both indexes of a clashing pair are reported, as Prisma 6 reports them.
So this schema, which Prisma 6 accepts, gives a contract with both a unique and a plain index on { email: 1 }:
email String @unique@@index([email(sort: Asc)])
That is what Prisma 6 db push creates (User_email_key and User_email_idx), and db verify reports nothing against it.
What changes
Builder (contract-ts/src/build-collections.ts): no merge. Two identical indexes in one collection are refused again (indexDuplicate, reported as CONTRACT.NAME_DUPLICATE), because MongoDB cannot hold them. A unique and a plain index on the same keys are both kept, because MongoDB accepts them. A text index is counted after its variant scope is checked.
One check of which indexes are valid: checkModelIndexes returns, for each index a model writes, the scoped storage index or the builder's refusal. The builder and the merge both use it, so they cannot disagree.
mergeRedundantIndexes (exported from @prisma/orm-family-mongo/contract-builder): returns the merged definition and the positions it removed. PSL uses those positions so a later refusal is still reported at its own line.
Prisma 6 reader: the new diagnostic PSL.PRISMA6_MONGO_INDEX_ALREADY_EXISTS. It is also used, naming both indexes, for a pair Prisma 6 accepts but MongoDB cannot hold, such as @@index([email]) beside @@index([email(sort: Asc)]).
Docs: ADR 306, the MongoDB family subsystem doc, the contract-ts, contract-psl and contract-prisma6 READMEs, the error reference, and a new pending upgrade note, mongo-index-merge-in-sources. For apps, it covers Prisma 6 schemas that are now refused and Prisma 6 pairs that now keep both indexes. For extensions, it covers the indexDuplicate refusal coming back and the new mergeRedundantIndexes. The rc.22 note from the earlier merge change stays as released.
Drive docs: the rule "resolve every review thread before enabling auto-merge" and its command now live once, in drive/pr/README.md, and drive/calibration/dod.md links to it.
Evidence
Unit tests in contract-ts (merge function, builder refusal, unique plus plain kept), contract-psl (a refusal after a merged index is reported at its own line) and contract-prisma6 (every clash rule, each with its message).
The Prisma 6 journey test/integration/test/cli-journeys/prisma6-source.e2e.test.ts now lays out a unique and a plain index on { email: 1 } and requires db verify to report nothing.
The MongoDB parity suite and pnpm fixtures:check show emitted contracts are unchanged.
Manual QA with the CLI against a MongoDB replica set: Prisma 8 PSL and TypeScript pairs plan and migrate; every Prisma 6 case is refused or accepted as Prisma 6 does; db sign and db verify --strict pass on a database laid out as Prisma 6 db push lays it out.
Known gap
Planning a migration for a contract that holds a unique and a plain index on the same keys fails, because the planner names both email_1 and its prechecks compare keys only. The same cause makes a plain and a sparse index on one field fail db init on main today. Index names in the contract fix both; that is TML-3762.
Alternatives considered
Keep merging in the builder for every source. It changes what a Prisma 6 source describes, so db sign could not accept the database Prisma 6 built.
Let the Prisma 6 reader merge too, and ask users to drop the extra index. A Prisma 6 database never holds a pair Prisma 6 refuses, and one it accepts must be described as it is.
Closes TML-3774.
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Behavior Changes
MongoDB contract building now rejects identical indexes instead of silently merging them. Unique and non-unique indexes on the same keys are retained when their definitions differ.
Prisma 6 schema reading reports matching indexes with a diagnostic for each conflict; an omitted sort direction differs from explicit ascending order.
Prisma 8 PSL and TypeScript defineContract continue to merge redundant indexes before building.
Documentation
Updated MongoDB index guidance, diagnostics, and upgrade instructions, including steps for resolving duplicate-index reports.
Updated merge-queue guidance with instructions for listing and resolving open review threads.
…re the builder, and the builder refuses two identical indexes in one collection
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… one model, as Prisma 6 does, and no longer merges indexes
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…es and the Prisma 6 reader refuses two indexes on the same fields
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…refuses: any kinds, same fields and written sort, reported at both indexes
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…xes the builder accepts, PSL maps refusals back through the positions the merge removed, and a text index is counted after its variant scope is checked
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…dentical indexes, and ADR 306 and the error reference state the Prisma 6 index rule precisely
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… index on the same keys, as Prisma 6 db push creates them
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MongoDB index handling now separates builder validation from source preprocessing. The TypeScript builder refuses duplicate indexes, while TypeScript and PSL merge redundant indexes before building. The Prisma 6 reader reports same-model indexes with matching fields and written sorts. Review-thread instructions also changed.
Changes: MongoDB index policy
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Builder index checks and duplicate refusals packages/2-mongo-family/2-authoring/contract-ts/src/build-refusals.ts, packages/2-mongo-family/2-authoring/contract-ts/src/build-collections.ts, packages/2-mongo-family/2-authoring/contract-ts/src/refusal-errors.ts, packages/2-mongo-family/2-authoring/contract-ts/test/build-contract.test.ts, docs/reference/error-reference.md, docs/architecture docs/subsystems/10. MongoDB Family.md
The TypeScript builder validates indexes and refuses repeated index keys in a collection. The refusal identifies the first declaration and the duplicate. Tests cover duplicate and distinct indexes, including unique and plain indexes with matching keys.
Redundant-index merging and authoring integration packages/2-mongo-family/2-authoring/contract-ts/src/merge-redundant-indexes.ts, packages/2-mongo-family/2-authoring/contract-ts/src/contract-builder.ts, packages/2-mongo-family/2-authoring/contract-ts/src/exports/contract-builder.ts, packages/2-mongo-family/2-authoring/contract-ts/test/merge-redundant-indexes.test.ts, packages/2-mongo-family/2-authoring/contract-psl/src/interpreter.ts, packages/2-mongo-family/2-authoring/contract-psl/src/refusal-diagnostics.ts, packages/2-mongo-family/2-authoring/contract-psl/test/interpreter.index-merge.test.ts, packages/2-mongo-family/2-authoring/contract-psl/README.md, packages/2-mongo-family/2-authoring/contract-ts/README.md, docs/architecture docs/adrs/ADR 306 - One plain-data definition and one builder per family.md, docs/architecture docs/subsystems/10. MongoDB Family.md
mergeRedundantIndexes removes later identical indexes and otherwise-identical non-unique indexes when a unique index exists. TypeScript and PSL run the merger before building. PSL also removes diagnostic sites for indexes reported as merged.
The Prisma 6 reader reports indexes on one model that have matching ordered fields and written sorts. Its diagnostic labels the conflicting indexes and source locations. Tests cover matching and distinct indexes, and integration coverage checks retention of unique and plain indexes on the same keys.
Index policy and upgrade guidance docs/architecture docs/adrs/ADR 306 - One plain-data definition and one builder per family.md, docs/architecture docs/subsystems/10. MongoDB Family.md, upgrade-instructions/pending/mongo-index-merge-in-sources/app/instructions.md, upgrade-instructions/pending/mongo-index-merge-in-sources/extension/instructions.md
The documentation describes source-specific merging and builder refusal behavior. Upgrade instructions describe Prisma 6 duplicate-index diagnostics and migration steps.
The PR instructions provide a paginated command that prints unresolved review-thread IDs and paths. The merge-readiness checklist links to those instructions.
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1. Run `prisma contract emit` for each project that reads a Prisma 6 schema with `prisma6Schema()`.
2. If it reports `PSL.PRISMA6_MONGO_INDEX_ALREADY_EXISTS`, the schema has two indexes that Prisma 6 refuses, or two that Prisma 6 accepts but MongoDB cannot hold, because they have the same keys and options in one collection. The message names both. If one is unique and the other is not, remove the one that is not, so the unique constraint stays. Otherwise remove either.
3. If the storage hash changed, the schema writes a unique and a plain index on the same keys with different written sorts, and the contract now holds both, as the database does. Run `prisma db sign` again.
set -eu
printf'%s\n''--- interpreter refusal collection ---'
nl -ba packages/2-mongo-family/2-authoring/contract-prisma6/src/interpreter.ts | sed -n '400,455p'printf'%s\n''--- Prisma 6 provider load ---'
nl -ba packages/2-mongo-family/2-authoring/contract-prisma6/src/provider.ts | sed -n '120,185p'printf'%s\n''--- Prisma 6 diagnostic constructor ---'
nl -ba packages/2-mongo-family/2-authoring/contract-prisma6/src/diagnostics.ts | sed -n '1,60p'
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Emit the contract again after resolving the diagnostic.
The first prisma contract emit returns an error before it publishes contract.json. If an older artifact exists, prisma db sign reads that artifact instead of the edited schema. If no artifact exists, db sign fails because the file is missing. Add a second emit before signing.
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1. Run `prisma contract emit` for each project that reads a Prisma 6 schema with `prisma6Schema()`.
2. If it reports `PSL.PRISMA6_MONGO_INDEX_ALREADY_EXISTS`, the schema has two indexes that Prisma 6 refuses, or two that Prisma 6 accepts but MongoDB cannot hold, because they have the same keys and options in one collection. The message names both. If one is unique and the other is not, remove the one that is not, so the unique constraint stays. Otherwise remove either.
-3. If the storage hash changed, the schema writes a unique and a plain index on the same keys with different written sorts, and the contract now holds both, as the database does. Run `prisma db sign` again.+3. After resolving the diagnostic, run `prisma contract emit` again.+4. If the storage hash changed, the schema writes a unique and a plain index on the same keys with different written sorts, and the contract now holds both, as the database does. Run `prisma db sign` again.
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## `mongo-prisma6-indexes-as-prisma6-reads-them`
1. Run `prisma contract emit` for each project that reads a Prisma 6 schema with `prisma6Schema()`.
2. If it reports `PSL.PRISMA6_MONGO_INDEX_ALREADY_EXISTS`, the schema has two indexes that Prisma 6 refuses, or two that Prisma 6 accepts but MongoDB cannot hold, because they have the same keys and options in one collection. The message names both. If one is unique and the other is not, remove the one that is not, so the unique constraint stays. Otherwise remove either.
3. If the storage hash changed, the schema writes a unique and a plain index on the same keys with different written sorts, and the contract now holds both, as the database does. Run `prisma db sign` again.
## `mongo-prisma6-indexes-as-prisma6-reads-them`
1. Run `prisma contract emit` for each project that reads a Prisma 6 schema with `prisma6Schema()`.
2. If it reports `PSL.PRISMA6_MONGO_INDEX_ALREADY_EXISTS`, the schema has two indexes that Prisma 6 refuses, or two that Prisma 6 accepts but MongoDB cannot hold, because they have the same keys and options in one collection. The message names both. If one is unique and the other is not, remove the one that is not, so the unique constraint stays. Otherwise remove either.
3. After resolving the diagnostic, run `prisma contract emit` again.
4. If the storage hash changed, the schema writes a unique and a plain index on the same keys with different written sorts, and the contract now holds both, as the database does. Run `prisma db sign` again.
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A Prisma 6 MongoDB schema that Prisma 6 itself rejects is now rejected by the Prisma 6 reader too:
The same schema written in Prisma 8 PSL, or the same indexes in TypeScript
defineContract, still gives one unique index onemail. Emitted contracts and storage hashes do not change.The decision
The MongoDB contract builder builds exactly the definition it is given. It checks the definition and refuses what is invalid. It no longer merges indexes. ADR 306 already said this; MongoDB now follows it.
Prisma 8 PSL and TypeScript merge identical and redundant indexes before they build, through one shared function,
mergeRedundantIndexes. It keeps the rule TML-3740 introduced: if two indexes in one collection have the same keys and options, one is dropped, and a unique index replaces a plain one.The Prisma 6 reader merges nothing. Its job (ADR 252) is to describe the database Prisma 6 built, so
db signaccepts it unchanged. It now refuses exactly what Prisma 6 6.19.3 refuses. Two indexes of one model clash when their field paths and written sorts match position by position. Any kind counts:@unique,@@unique,@@indexor@@fulltext. An unwritten sort is not the same assort: Asc. This followscontains_exactly_the_fieldsin prisma-engines. Both indexes of a clashing pair are reported, as Prisma 6 reports them.So this schema, which Prisma 6 accepts, gives a contract with both a unique and a plain index on
{ email: 1 }:That is what Prisma 6
db pushcreates (User_email_keyandUser_email_idx), anddb verifyreports nothing against it.What changes
contract-ts/src/build-collections.ts): no merge. Two identical indexes in one collection are refused again (indexDuplicate, reported asCONTRACT.NAME_DUPLICATE), because MongoDB cannot hold them. A unique and a plain index on the same keys are both kept, because MongoDB accepts them. A text index is counted after its variant scope is checked.checkModelIndexesreturns, for each index a model writes, the scoped storage index or the builder's refusal. The builder and the merge both use it, so they cannot disagree.mergeRedundantIndexes(exported from@prisma/orm-family-mongo/contract-builder): returns the merged definition and the positions it removed. PSL uses those positions so a later refusal is still reported at its own line.PSL.PRISMA6_MONGO_INDEX_ALREADY_EXISTS. It is also used, naming both indexes, for a pair Prisma 6 accepts but MongoDB cannot hold, such as@@index([email])beside@@index([email(sort: Asc)]).contract-ts,contract-pslandcontract-prisma6READMEs, the error reference, and a new pending upgrade note,mongo-index-merge-in-sources. For apps, it covers Prisma 6 schemas that are now refused and Prisma 6 pairs that now keep both indexes. For extensions, it covers theindexDuplicaterefusal coming back and the newmergeRedundantIndexes. The rc.22 note from the earlier merge change stays as released.drive/pr/README.md, anddrive/calibration/dod.mdlinks to it.Evidence
contract-ts(merge function, builder refusal, unique plus plain kept),contract-psl(a refusal after a merged index is reported at its own line) andcontract-prisma6(every clash rule, each with its message).test/integration/test/cli-journeys/prisma6-source.e2e.test.tsnow lays out a unique and a plain index on{ email: 1 }and requiresdb verifyto report nothing.pnpm fixtures:checkshow emitted contracts are unchanged.db signanddb verify --strictpass on a database laid out as Prisma 6db pushlays it out.Known gap
Planning a migration for a contract that holds a unique and a plain index on the same keys fails, because the planner names both
email_1and its prechecks compare keys only. The same cause makes a plain and a sparse index on one field faildb initon main today. Index names in the contract fix both; that is TML-3762.Alternatives considered
db signcould not accept the database Prisma 6 built.Closes TML-3774.
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defineContractcontinue to merge redundant indexes before building.Documentation