Require explicit --dev/--prd for Supabase scripts, block commits to main#2549
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Summary
query.sh,describe.sh,tables.sh,daily_cost_report.sh) now require explicit--devor--prdflag instead of defaulting to dev -- prevents accidental production queries and accidental dev queriesmainbranchSocial Media Post (GitAuto)
Made Supabase CLI scripts safer
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Had a close call querying prod when I meant dev. The scripts defaulted to dev but I kept second-guessing which env I was hitting. Removed the default entirely. Now every query forces you to say --dev or --prd. Tiny friction, zero ambiguity.