I just tried the example, and it doesn't seem to read the .go migrations (1,2,3) and jumps straight to the .sql migration, which causes errors of course.
Forcing it go migrate to specific version doesn't seem to work either:
$ go run main.go up 1
version is 0
It seems that it might have something to do with the recent update.
I just tried the example, and it doesn't seem to read the
.go
migrations (1,2,3) and jumps straight to the.sql
migration, which causes errors of course.Forcing it go migrate to specific version doesn't seem to work either:
It seems that it might have something to do with the recent update.