On our project we collapsed our migrations, and after the first migration runs we have a plugin_schema_info table that looks like this:
+----------------+---------+
| plugin_name | version |
+----------------+---------+
| tags | 3 |
| user | 17 |
+----------------+---------+
We also have an emptyplugin_schema_migrations table.
Later, we run the following:
class UpgradeUserPluginTo18 < ActiveRecord::Migration
def self.up
migrate_plugin('user', 18)
end
...
The code on line 6 of lib/desert/plugin_migrations/2.1/extensions/schema_statements.rb blows up and the exception is eaten silently when the plugin_schema_migrations already exists. The plugin versions are not backfilled and the User plugin migrations run from migration 1.
On our project we collapsed our migrations, and after the first migration runs we have a
plugin_schema_infotable that looks like this:We also have an empty
plugin_schema_migrationstable.Later, we run the following:
The code on line 6 of lib/desert/plugin_migrations/2.1/extensions/schema_statements.rb blows up and the exception is eaten silently when the
plugin_schema_migrationsalready exists. The plugin versions are not backfilled and the User plugin migrations run from migration 1.