I'm using it generate a "flush_database()" stored procedure (after applying the latest migrations), that means each "before each" of a test can "execute flush_d

I'm using it generate a "flush_database()" stored procedure (after applying the latest migrations), that means each "before each" of a test can "execute flush_database" to get a clean slate db for its boundary case (w/o having to know/lookup "oh we've got 10-20-50 some entity tables now"). So, yeah, just custom/minor infrastructure/tooling stuff that is based on the db schema.