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# RustBox database schema and migrations
RustBox keeps one complete fresh-install schema per supported SQL backend:
- `sqlite/schema.sql`
- `mysql/schema.sql`
- `pgsql/schema.sql`
## Compatibility baseline
The consolidated compatibility baseline is **V050**. Historical migrations V047-V050 are already represented by the complete `schema.sql` files and are intentionally not shipped as standalone runtime migrations in this source tree.
Databases older than V050 must first be upgraded with a RustBox release that can reach V050. RustBox 0.2.16 accepts V050 databases and migrates them forward normally.
## V051 — RustBox 0.2.16
V051 adds the preferences introduced in 0.2.16:
- `display_preferences.adaptive_email_colors`, default `0` / disabled;
- `mail_preferences.message_loading_mode`, default `pagination`.
`mail_preferences.messages_per_page` remains `300` by default. Supported message loading modes are `pagination`, `progressive` and `all`.
Fresh installations already contain the V051 columns in `schema.sql` and are registered at the latest schema version. Existing V050 tenants execute `V051__adaptive_email_colors_and_message_loading_mode.sql` before application queries use the new columns.
## V052 — RustBox 0.2.22
V052 adds the `snoozed_messages` table used by the Snooze feature introduced in 0.2.22: a message can be hidden from its folder listing in the client until a chosen wake time, without being moved on the real IMAP server. The table is local cache state only (no IMAP side effects) and has no foreign keys, matching `message_tags`' existing exemption from forward-referencing foreign keys in the MySQL/PostgreSQL schemas.
Fresh installations already contain `snoozed_messages` in `schema.sql` and are registered at the latest schema version. Existing V051 tenants execute `V052__snooze.sql`.
The next migration number is **V053**.
## Migration rules
Any future schema-changing release must:
1. update all three complete `schema.sql` files;
2. add the same logical numbered migration for SQLite, MySQL and PostgreSQL;
3. register that migration in `src/db/pool.rs`;
4. extend the offline migration tests in `scripts/validate-release-static.py`.