Observed arrival · 2026-10-14
SQLSift catches schema mistakes before query runtime
A browser playground and command-line tool that checks SQL queries against schema files for unknown tables or columns, typos, and type mismatches.
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- SQL application developers maintaining schema-backed queries
- Worth noticing
- The site shows a GitHub Actions example that reports only changes introduced by a pull request using diff-base.
Field notes
The documented workflow pairs schema inputs such as migrations or a pg_dump with query files, then runs checks locally or in automation. The GitHub Actions example uses diff-base to limit annotations to problems introduced by a pull request. The dialect selector lists PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQLite, while Snowflake, BigQuery, Redshift, and Databricks are labeled alpha.
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