#1926 - apple

[swyxio]

special pr for eric

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Current Behavior

• The extension checks if the schema is in a folder named schema (by checking if the parent dir of the schema path ends with "schema").
• If so, it copies all .prisma files from that folder, but does not pass --schema to the prisma generate command (see lines 186–190).
• If the schema is a file (not in a schema folder), it does pass --schema=./prisma/schema.prisma (lines 205–211).
• This logic is now broken for Prisma 6.6.0+.

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What Needs to Change

1. Always pass --schema to the prisma generate command, regardless of folder or file.
2. Stop inferring schema folder by directory name. Instead, always use the explicit path from config.
3. (Optional, for future-proofing): Add support for reading schema path from prisma.config.ts or package.json if not provided in options, but for now, the extension already requires a schema option, so this is less urgent.
4. Update comments and docs to reflect the new behavior.

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Implementation Plan

• In both the "schema folder" and "schema file" branches, always add --schema=<path> to the prisma generate command.
• Remove the comment that says "Don't add the --schema flag or this will fail".
• Make sure the path is correct (relative to the build output).

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Next Step

I will update packages/build/src/extensions/prisma.ts so that:

• Both code paths for schema folder and schema file always pass --schema=<path> to the prisma generate command.
• The schema path used is always the one resolved from this.options.schema.

Let’s proceed with this change.
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The code has been updated so that the Prisma extension always passes the --schema flag to the prisma generate command, regardless of whether the schema is in a folder or a file. The correct relative path is used in both cases, and the outdated comment was removed.

There are no linter errors in the updated file.

Next steps you may want to consider:

• Test the extension with both schema file and schema folder setups on Prisma 6.6.0+.
• Update documentation to clarify the new requirement and behavior.

Let me know if you want to proceed with further improvements, add support for prisma.config.ts, or update the docs!

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