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Merge main and preserve SlateDB recovery guidance
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See [Server Configuration](/administration/server-configuration) for the full `settings.toml` reference.
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### Storage and upgrades
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### Upgrading from SlateDB
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Fabro stores current run history and content-addressed blobs in SQLite.
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Upgrading from a release that stored these in SlateDB does not automatically
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import them, so those older runs are not available in the current application.
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The upgrade leaves existing SlateDB run history and blobs in their original
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local storage directory or object-store location. Retain that data if you may
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need to recover historical runs using a reader compatible with the older
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storage format.
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Artifact files use the separate local or S3 object store configured through
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`[server.artifacts]` in [Server Configuration](/administration/server-configuration).
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rewritten file and its backup. Other settings are preserved by this cleanup,
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and subsequent loads do nothing once the section is absent.
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This is configuration cleanup only. It neither imports nor deletes historical
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SlateDB data, and the current server does not read that data. The settings
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backup contains configuration, not run history or blobs.
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This cleanup changes configuration only. The settings backup contains no run
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history or blobs.
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#### SQLite schema upgrades
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### SQLite schema upgrades
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On startup, Fabro applies pending SQLite schema migrations before serving
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normal traffic. Before changing a database that has previously applied
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