GitHub Copilot deleted my production database without asking me

I was working on my accounting app and asked Copilot to add a chat history feature. It needed to add a new table to my SQLite database which had 168 transactions and weeks of financial data. in vscode.

When Copilot ran the database migration, Prisma warned:
"Do you want to continue? All data will be lost."

Copilot just typed "y" and hit enter. I never saw this warning. It didn't ask me, didn't create a backup, just wiped everything.

I lost all my transactions, accounts, and financial data. Luckily my uploaded images were still on disk so I could restore most of it, but it took hours to recover.

The problem: Copilot shouldn't confirm destructive operations without showing me the warning and getting my explicit permission. It should have stopped and said "Hey, this will delete all your data - want me to backup first?"

This was a production app with real business data. Very concerning that AI can just delete everything without the user knowing.

i was using "Claude Sonnet 4.5"

No file, test, or entry point is named. First verify whether vscode-remote-release owns the Copilot or terminal confirmation behavior, then reproduce the SQLite migration flow; done means the destructive warning is shown to the user and explicit approval is required before proceeding.