I've actually had great success with TypeORM now on various personal and client projects... Maybe I haven't used all the features you have used (like I've never

I've actually had great success with TypeORM now on various personal and client projects... Maybe I haven't used all the features you have used (like I've never touched TreeRepository...), but I've never had a problem with the migrations because I just write my own, and I write my own models, etc. TypeORM has had the best combination of fullblown ORM and just-build-my-query-intelligently that I've seen to date. TypeORMs migrations are pretty simple, just write your own migrations? I only use TypeORM to generate the migrations (i.e. `typeorm migration:create -n <name>`, then open the generated file and write `await queryRunner.query(`....`);` and craft the migration myself, and make sure the changes are reflected as need by in the related models. TypeORM is actually a better ORM than a lot of the options out there. I remember using C#'s EntityFramework (this was during the move from .NET 4.x to core/standard) and I kept wishing I was using TypeORM over it -- the annotations in EF were half-baked (to be fair they were still porting functionality), and it was just shitty all around. Then again, C# is my weakness so maybe I just didn't have enough skill.