Details
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Type:
New Feature
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Status:
Open
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Priority:
Major
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Labels:None
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.
Activity
Benjamin Eberlei
made changes -
| Field | Original Value | New Value |
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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. |