Hi,
I'm looking for a way to handle database structure and data maintenance in way
that would make changing the structure versioned and controlled. What I
imagine is something akin to Rails::Migrations, where each version had a
piece of code to upgrade the database from the previous version to the this
version, and another to downgrade this version to the previous version. Some
rake (ruby make) scripts meant that I could write
rake db/migrate
or something in that order to get the database into current version, and
rake db/migrate VERSION=007
to get it to version 7.
However, Rails::Migrations is tightly tied to rails (big surprise). Does
anyone know of an alternative to Rails::Migrations, which might be reasonable
to use in a non-rails project?
Thanks!
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regards, Esben
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