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https://mcode.it/blog/2020-03-15-database_migrations_tips/?utterances=1630247562ebf1e5aef3c869MJOOnjfqUzMY7ehFtWXb79vg7iH6Z34FAdy6QGgKa3B7nZ4EsrmUNVVjLYD6ZZK28VuYZZcwLSz0BkFAtUqbS4qnzkITJfwI25vjySUFa%2Fail%2FPRi2npvPp6Ex0%3D #28

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Database migrations tips | Blog

Running migrations using DbUp, FluentMigrator, Ef Migrations or any other tool is really easy to start with. With some tips you may successfully survive a long-running project with no stress or sad expierences.

https://mcode.it/blog/2020-03-15-database_migrations_tips/?utterances=1630247562ebf1e5aef3c869MJOOnjfqUzMY7ehFtWXb79vg7iH6Z34FAdy6QGgKa3B7nZ4EsrmUNVVjLYD6ZZK28VuYZZcwLSz0BkFAtUqbS4qnzkITJfwI25vjySUFa%2Fail%2FPRi2npvPp6Ex0%3D

rdagumampan commented 2 years ago

@Marcin, I cam across this article as I tried to look for production experiences of people working with database schema migrations. Good points and I certainly agree particularly with the DSL and running migrations on startup. On side note, btw I am creator a migration tool "yuniql". I hope you can give our project a short run or give it a GitHub Star ;)

GitHub repo https://github.com/rdagumampan/yuniql

Some examples on SqlServer and Postgres https://yuniql.io/docs/get-started-sqlserver/

P.S. And feel free to ask me anything. Thanks