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Solved by Doctrine2 project way ago. Using a much better timestamp versioning. I actually miss its schema diff and migration tools when I go back to such langua
by nercury 13y ago
Solved by Doctrine2 project way ago. Using a much better timestamp versioning. I actually miss its schema diff and migration tools when I go back to such languages like C# or C++...
- e1g 13y agoAgreed. Doctrine Migrations[1] is excellent for managing SQL schema differences and migrations across all major RDBMs (MySQL/PGSQL/MSSQL/Oracle/etc). Both upgrading and downgrading is supported, as well as custom scripts and adjustments. Conceptually there is no reason why it couldn't be integrated into non-PHP environments and be used only as an SQL versioning tool. [1] https://github.com/doctrine/migrations https://github.com/doctrine/migrations