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database-migrations
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As a reader of online docs, it is not clear when doing diff which database if the "reference" against which a "target" is compared. This makes it tough!
As a reader of online docs, hoping to do a diffchangelog, it is not clear how to set the url and referenceURL parameters if i want to apply the generated diffchangelog against one db to migrate it up to the other. Which is which?
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$ curl 'http://127.0.0.1:5000/auth/oauth2/token?grant_type=client_credentials' --user 'documentation:KQ()SWK)SQK)QWSKQW(SKQ)S(QWSQW(SJ*HQ&HQW*SQ*^SSQWSGQSG'
{"access_token": "lYoijoYaTgXZi1bLQTs4PuItKsNHNY", "token_type": "Bearer", "expires_in": 3600, "scope": "users:write teams:write auth:write users:read auth:read teams:read"}
Grab the above access_token and access protected resour
I encountered a strange bug: I had a space in front of -- migrate:down
, and the migration was getting applied, successfully, except that it wasn't being run (silently failing).
This was pretty bad and took a while for me to fix.
We should likely have stricter parsing of the syntax, if this can silently fail
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Describe the bug
Currently the options are not mentioned in the docs but shown in the CLI.
See https://github.com/seppevs/migrate-mongo/blob/master/bin/migrate-mongo.js#L45
To Reproduce
Run migrate-mongo --help
Usage: migrate-mongo [options] [command]
Options:
-V, --version output the version number
-h, --help output usag
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Log error misleading
The logs are constantly telling me the source is consistent, the show_status command that they are inconsistent:
In pg_lib.py,
check_source_consistent method currently reads:
(pseudo code):
if source_consistent:
if source_consistent[0]:
(update t_replica_tables ...)
log(consistent)
else:
log(inconsistent)
else:
log(consistent)
Line 3306 o
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The case "up should deprecate object models of previous versions" fails to throw SQLException
as expected.
The problem is caused by Slick 3.1.0 and SQLite. See more in: slick/slick#1402
A client defined a schema as CUBE and REF.
In schemacrawler, this comes back as "CUBE" or "REF", which our code isn't handling (note
SchemaCrawler.java:426 and SchemaRetriever:181)
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Documentation
Hey. I'm looking for a lightweight database migration tool and found this project through the Slick documentation. It seems to be up-to-date and the example looks intriguing. I was wondering if it is a good fit for my project and started reading the source code. That helped my understanding a bit, but the "big picture" is still quite blurry.
I'd like to read some high-level documentation, like
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This is a (multiple allowed):
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Using latest phinx 0.11.4
- CakePHP Version: 3.8.9
- Database server Postgres: 12.1
- PHP Version: 7.4
- Platform / OS: docker bref php
What you did
(This is pulled from an issue card created on phinx, I was directed to post the issue here.)
I use postgres with multiple schemas in one dat
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The only two changes that are needed are:
Adding an S3 resolvers in project/project/plugin.sbt
addSbtPlugin("com.frugalmechanic" % "fm-sbt-s3-resolver" % "0.14.0")
Excluding the Community Edition flyway-core
artifact in project/plugin.sbt
and replacing it with the desired edition which will be downloaded from our private repo:
Pro:
s3CredentialsProvider
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I looked at https://github.com/cakephp/phinx/blob/master/docs/en/migrations.rst#custom-column-types--default-values but still can't really figure out how to apply this to generate mysql virtual columns. The example sql would be