Let's introduce a new management command, marten cleardatabase, to provide a convenient way to reset the database by removing all data, effectively setting it to zero.
Background
With the introduction of the seed command (#147) it is useful to not only seed the database, but to also reset it in order to quickly reset the application to a initial state.
Proposed Solution
The marten cleardatabase command shall provide this functionality in a straightforward way. In addition a marten cleardatabase --app=my-app command would only reset the database entries for a specific app
Description
Let's introduce a new management command,
marten cleardatabase, to provide a convenient way to reset the database by removing all data, effectively setting it to zero.Background
With the introduction of the seed command (#147) it is useful to not only seed the database, but to also reset it in order to quickly reset the application to a initial state.
Proposed Solution
The
marten cleardatabasecommand shall provide this functionality in a straightforward way. In addition amarten cleardatabase --app=my-appcommand would only reset the database entries for a specific app