I'm working on an application where I'm using SQLite in local testing and deploying to a server using MySQL. However, even though different migrations files are created for different database types, it stores them all in the same place under migrations/ and I currently have to manually copy the folder around to make sure I don't overwrite one type of migration with another.
Django doesn't have this issue because it abstracts it's migrations into Python scripts but since we are writing SQL query files here, I think it would be best to separate into per-database type folders like
I'm working on an application where I'm using SQLite in local testing and deploying to a server using MySQL. However, even though different migrations files are created for different database types, it stores them all in the same place under
migrations/and I currently have to manually copy the folder around to make sure I don't overwrite one type of migration with another.Django doesn't have this issue because it abstracts it's migrations into Python scripts but since we are writing SQL query files here, I think it would be best to separate into per-database type folders like