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Squitch looks interesting, but I can't figure out how to use it to make production deployments. In some environments, you can play with your dev and test envir
by glogla 11y ago
Squitch looks interesting, but I can't figure out how to use it to make production deployments.
In some environments, you can play with your dev and test environment, but the production is someone else's playground, and you just have to give them set of sql scripts to deploy.
Can something like that be done with squitch?
- peterwwillis 11y agoI might be missing something, but all the code being executed just seems to be running some .sql files on the database (deploy/.sql, revert/.sql, verify/*.sql). It seems to just be an interface to loading these sql files, making it easier to (for example) revert a set of changes in order. So, you could just use this tool to manage and test your chances, and then manually go through and give instructions to prod engineers on which files to deploy and how. Git does seem to be complicating things, though.