feature: db:migrate:reset:with_data #161
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Usually when resetting a database there is no data, but we use data migrations to create table partitions so we need to make sure they run. (Having them as schema migrations adds spurious changes to the schema every month).
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This also ensures the data migration table isn't removed from the schema by |
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hm, don't know how I missed this one, this was a long time ago but seems like a simple change. do people still think this is useful? |
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Usually when resetting a database there is no data, but we use data migrations to create table partitions so we need to make sure they run even in development. (Having them as schema migrations adds spurious changes to the schema every month).