Closed rgrwkmn closed 5 years ago
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Thanks for calling that out, I couldn't tell what commitlint wanted me to do.
When you click on details in the checks session, you get directed to the readme, this probably needs to be in the message as well. I will take care of that :)
Here is the adjustment for reference https://github.com/db-migrate/db-migrate-base/commit/77bcc68633655f3868b8eaccc47b0262650791a9#diff-168726dbe96b3ce427e7fedce31bb0bcR401
Cool, thanks!
This updates the default DB insert command to match the documentation. Previously it seems that it was not updated to support promises like other DB commands were.
Mysql insert documentation
It doesn't note that the callback is optional, but in the Creating Migrations documentation it states that db-migrate upgraded to a promise-based API, and in other methods it states that the callback function is omitted if you wish to use the promise API. So that is how I expect all of the methods to work.
I'm making as few changes to the code as possible because this function is passed through directly by the mysql driver, called with 3 args in the nosql driver, and maybe more, so I'm trying to keep it backwards compatible.
tl:dr; Lots of justification for a really small change.
Note that the undocumented
update
method has a similar problem which I haven't fixed.