Bug: unknown column-type / onDelete tokens silently fall back to Text / NoAction (no validation) — typos corrupt the schema

[MelbourneDeveloper]

Summary

Unrecognized type: and onDelete: tokens in a schema YAML are silently coerced to Text / NoAction with no error or warning. A typo therefore produces a silently-wrong schema that still "migrates successfully" and passes the post-apply integrity check (because both the desired and actual sides agree on the wrong type).

Environment

• v0.9.12-beta (commit 8e3af36)

Details

In Migration/Nimblesite.DataProvider.Migration.Core/SchemaYamlSerializer.cs:

• ParseType(...) ends both the parameterized and the simple switch with _ => new TextType() (≈ lines 221 and 249).
• ForeignKeyActionYamlConverter.ReadYaml(...) ends with _ => ForeignKeyAction.NoAction (≈ line 302).

Repro

- { name: id, type: Uuidd, isNullable: false }          # typo -> column created as TEXT, no error
foreignKeys:
  - { columns: [parent_id], referencedTable: t, referencedColumns: [id], onDelete: Cascadee }  # typo -> NO ACTION

migrate reports success and the integrity check passes, but id is text (not uuid) and the FK is NO ACTION (not CASCADE).

Impact

Silent schema corruption from a single-character typo: a uuid/json/timestamptz column quietly becomes text; a cascade/set-null FK quietly becomes no-action. The "integrity check passed" message gives false confidence.

Suggested fix

Reject an unrecognized token (return a MigrationError / throw a parse error), or at minimum emit a loud warn log naming the offending token and column. Defaulting to Text/NoAction should never be silent.