Migration says applied, but production says column does not exist

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We read 3,426 public posts from builders whose apps broke at or after launch, and verified 418 recent cases. Database and data loss is 6% of them. Six verified reports in that data describe the same failure: the deploy succeeded, the migration tool says everything is applied, and production disagrees. From the builder's chair it looks like this. API routes return 500 straight after a deploy, and the logs say column "plan_id" does not exist.

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