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Doctrine Migrations
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  • DMIG-27

Add stack for operations

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  • Type: New Feature New Feature
  • Status: Open Open
  • Priority: Major Major
  • Resolution: Unresolved
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Description

Up and down operations should only put commands on a stack that is then executed after up() or down() have been processed.

Currently there are two implicit stacks:

1. addSql()
2. The changes done to the $schema instance.

With DMIG-26 $schema is an explicit change that adds to a stack.

This should be unified to be one single stack called "operations" and they should be linearly processed.

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Benjamin Eberlei made changes - 16/Nov/11 10:31 PM
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Description Up and down operations should only put commands on a stack that is then executed after up() or down() have been processed.

Currently there are two implicit stacks:

1. addSql()
2. The changes done to the $schema instance.

With DMIG-28 $schema is an explicit change that adds to a stack.

This should be unified to be one single stack called "operations" and they should be linearly processed.
Up and down operations should only put commands on a stack that is then executed after up() or down() have been processed.

Currently there are two implicit stacks:

1. addSql()
2. The changes done to the $schema instance.

With DMIG-26 $schema is an explicit change that adds to a stack.

This should be unified to be one single stack called "operations" and they should be linearly processed.
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  • Assignee:
    Benjamin Eberlei
    Reporter:
    Benjamin Eberlei
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  • Created:
    16/Nov/11 10:29 PM
    Updated:
    16/Nov/11 10:31 PM
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