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v0.2.0
Release: v0.2.0e435c36b · ·0.2.0 Added: - CLI options: + `-f, --force`: force migration to be executed Changed: - Codebase refactored to TypeScript - Import paths: - `require("@forfuture/migrate/integrations")` changed to `require("@forfuture/migrate/dist/integrations")` - CLI options: - `-i, --init-path <path>` changed to `-c, --config-path <path>` - `-c, --current <version>` changed to `-x, --current <version>` - CLI defaults: - path to configuration file; `./script/migrate` changed to `./scripts/config/migration` - path to migrations; `./script/migrations` changed to `./scripts/migrations` - target version **must** be specified using `--undo`, `--latest`, `--package-path` or `<version>` CLI arg - Debug: - `debug` prefix changed from `migrate` to `@forfuture/migrate` Fixed: - CLI options: - `-l, --latest` changed to `-z, --latest`; `-l` is used alongside `--list` Removed: - CLI defaults: - default path to package/manifest file removed; `-p, --package-path <path>` -
v0.1.0
fa58d8c1 · ·v0.1.0 Added: * Add CLI options: - `--package-path` - `--latest` Changed: * By default, migrations will **not** migrate to latest version. Instead, the migration will migrate to the version specified in relevant package file (e.g. `package.json`). Use `--latest` CLI option to revert to earlier behaviour. Fixed: * **integrations/sequelize:** Fix running on a fresh database