Effective change management for databases in a framework-agnostic development environment ensures reliable deployments. What distinguishes Sqitch from other database migration tools is its independence from any specific framework or ORM. It provides users with binary and source code downloads, along with comprehensive installation guides. Additionally, it includes command references, tutorials, and best practice resources. Those looking for assistance can find support through issue trackers, mailing lists, and the source repository. Unlike many other tools, Sqitch operates independently of frameworks, ORMs, or platforms, functioning as a self-sufficient change management solution without bias toward any particular database engine, application framework, or development setup. It allows database changes to specify dependencies on other modifications, including those from unrelated Sqitch projects, which ensures that execution is carried out in the correct sequence even if changes were committed out of order in version control systems. The management of changes and their dependencies is handled through a plan file, utilizing a Merkle tree structure akin to Git and Blockchain to maintain the integrity of deployments. This design eliminates the necessity of numbering changes, though users have the option to do so if they choose. Furthermore, Sqitch's flexibility and robust features make it an excellent choice for developers seeking a reliable migration framework.