Goal
Confirm whether `server/scripts/fix-bounty-amounts-supabase.js` (added in commit `5bd0878`, deleted in cleanup commit `62928dd` on branch `feat/agentic-workflow-setup`) had been run against production before deletion. If not, restore and run it.
Observed
- Commit `5bd0878` on `main` was titled fix: add Supabase script to correct bounty prize amounts from CSV. The script read the canonical payouts CSV and patched `bounty_prizes.amount` values in Supabase.
- Commit `62928dd` (on branch `feat/agentic-workflow-setup`) deleted it as part of a one-shot script cleanup pass.
- If the script never ran against prod, some `bounty_prizes.amount` values may still be wrong (e.g., hardcoded to $2500 from migration) rather than reflecting the CSV.
A prod snapshot taken 2026-04-15 shows `bountyPrize.amount` values varying ($500, $1000, $2000, $2500, $3000, $4000, $5000), so SOME correction has happened. But there's no log confirming the full reconciliation was applied.
Acceptance criteria
Files likely affected
- Possibly `server/scripts/fix-bounty-amounts-supabase.js` (restored temporarily)
- Supabase `bounty_prizes` rows
Out of scope
Notes / context
Identified during the same `/ship-issue` workflow test that produced issues #26 and #27.
Goal
Confirm whether `server/scripts/fix-bounty-amounts-supabase.js` (added in commit `5bd0878`, deleted in cleanup commit `62928dd` on branch `feat/agentic-workflow-setup`) had been run against production before deletion. If not, restore and run it.
Observed
A prod snapshot taken 2026-04-15 shows `bountyPrize.amount` values varying ($500, $1000, $2000, $2500, $3000, $4000, $5000), so SOME correction has happened. But there's no log confirming the full reconciliation was applied.
Acceptance criteria
```bash
git show 62928dd^:server/scripts/fix-bounty-amounts-supabase.js > server/scripts/fix-bounty-amounts-supabase.js
```
Then run against prod with appropriate credentials, then delete again.
Files likely affected
Out of scope
Notes / context
Identified during the same `/ship-issue` workflow test that produced issues #26 and #27.