Using a nodeJS library it is possible to hijack the currently running node instance to run migrations (using repurposed code from before the migration files are created).
This in theory would be quicker than triggering the php script responsible for migrations, and saves the user having to do this step.
Using a nodeJS library it is possible to hijack the currently running node instance to run migrations (using repurposed code from before the migration files are created).
This in theory would be quicker than triggering the php script responsible for migrations, and saves the user having to do this step.