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EF 6 had an interesting take on this problem. If two migrations had the same parent (aka we both branched and added a migration), whoever merged second would ha
by csncsu 6y ago
EF 6 had an interesting take on this problem. If two migrations had the same parent (aka we both branched and added a migration), whoever merged second would have to generate a "merge" migration to resolve the conflict. It wasn't the most elegant solution, or even a solution period, but it made the problem explicit. This happened because the full schema model was serialized and encoded into the migration journal table.
- linkdd 6y agoThis is the actual model of git. You try to push on a remote after somebody else, you have to create a merge commit. But it would be nice to have a rebase to keep linearity in your history.