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Not if you could have data that could only have been inserted at some stage to behind with and then a subsequent migration only breaks that case (eg create tabl
by vlovich123 2y ago
Not if you could have data that could only have been inserted at some stage to behind with and then a subsequent migration only breaks that case (eg create table in step 10 and step 11 breaks that new table - if you only had data that you inserted in step 1, it would still pass all migrations. In other words, you need to have sample data that exercises the entire DDL that is added or you risk missing something.