Closed jufemaiz closed 4 years ago
Note that there isn't any packr dependency in sql-migrate
, we just have a minimal interface that mimics the type, to avoid the run-time dependency.
I'm happy to accept a PR that adds a PkgrMigrationSource
.
But obviously, in the interest of backwards compatibility, we can't remove the PackrMigrationSource
. Not a problem though, as it's just a small wrapper: https://github.com/rubenv/sql-migrate/blob/64f95ea68aa39b024c83a7d0d60910dbdafcfb04/migrate.go#L334-L389
Shouldn't be hard to build the same thing for pkger.
Sorry for the delayed response @rubenv (and thanks for a great package!). A little more investigation revealed that you've essentially already got the support able to be achieved (thanks in part to your solution, and the new pkger approach being adopted).
migDir := pkger.Dir("/db/migrations/")
migrations := &migrate.HttpFileSystemMigrationSource{
FileSystem: migDir,
}
migrate.SetTable("migrations")
migrate.Exec(db, "postgres", migrations, migrate.Up)
Ah that's great to hear.
Perhaps we should add a small section to the README?
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Sorry for the delayed response @rubenv https://github.com/rubenv (and thanks for a great package!). A little more investigation revealed that you've essentially already got the support able to be achieved (thanks in part to your solution, and the new pkger approach being adopted).
migDir := pkger.Dir("/db/migrations/") migrations := &migrate.HttpFileSystemMigrationSource{ FileSystem: migDir, }
migrate.SetTable("migrations") migrate.Exec(db, "postgres", migrations, migrate.Up)
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At the moment packr/v2 (https://github.com/gobuffalo/packr/tree/master/v2) is recommending people move to use http://github.com/markbates/pkger.
Perhaps this could be explored?