Algorithms for managing conflicts between migrations applied to a database, and migrations that we want to apply to the database.
Algorithms for managing conflicts between migrations applied to a database, and migrations that we want to apply to the database.
(apply-new applied migrations)
A strategy to apply any new migrations, irregardless of whether they come before migrations already applied to the database.
A strategy to apply any new migrations, irregardless of whether they come before migrations already applied to the database.
(ignore-future applied migrations)
A strategy that raises an error if there are any conflicts between the applied migrations and the defined migration list, unless the conflicts are just future migrations.
This is useful for blue/green deployments where the new version of the application has applied some migrations that the old version is not aware of. With this strategy, the old version expects that some migrations may exists that it is not aware of.
A strategy that raises an error if there are any conflicts between the applied migrations and the defined migration list, unless the conflicts are just future migrations. This is useful for blue/green deployments where the new version of the application has applied some migrations that the old version is not aware of. With this strategy, the old version expects that some migrations may exists that it is not aware of.
(raise-error applied migrations)
A strategy that raises an error if there are any conflicts between the applied migrations and the defined migration list. This is useful for production use.
A strategy that raises an error if there are any conflicts between the applied migrations and the defined migration list. This is useful for production use.
(rebase applied migrations)
A strategy that rollbacks the database to the first conflict, then applies the successive migrations in order. This is useful when developing, but is not suitable for production use.
A strategy that rollbacks the database to the first conflict, then applies the successive migrations in order. This is useful when developing, but is not suitable for production use.
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