Makes bugs harder to fix/diagnose and new features harder to implement. Yes, there is some UX and performance cost for certain actions if they require a roundtr

Makes bugs harder to fix/diagnose and new features harder to implement. Yes, there is some UX and performance cost for certain actions if they require a roundtrip to the server. That isn’t my main concern, it’s just the speed of development. For migrations, if a migration fails, you have no way of rolling it back because they only go up and not down. This is just a specific instance of the problem of having less popular dependencies — the bug fixes and new features are less plentiful because there’s not as wide of a community. That applies to xorm and go-macaron.