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DBLift is a Python-native toolchain for database change that previews SQL, validates migration history, and can undo a release from the same Python workflow a team already runs. It supports migrations across 18 database engines, from traditional RDBMS to PostgreSQL-compatible clouds and analytics targets. The open core covers migration and undo; paid tiers add SQL review for pull requests and release planning, preflight checks, and audit evidence for approvers.
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Same shell and CI job as your application tests · SQL and Python scripts share one migration history · Undo included in the open core — CLI plus DBLiftClient
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