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error: Dirty database version 169. Fix and force version.
For manual migrations no problems, because I can use force 168 command and start it again.
But for automatic deployment systems it is uncomfortable following to the dirty migrations. The simplest way to try migration again. What do you think about this feature as adding new option migrate up --ignore-dirty?
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If I have broken migration, I get the error:
I fixed problem and start migrations again:
For manual migrations no problems, because I can use
force 168
command and start it again.But for automatic deployment systems it is uncomfortable following to the dirty migrations. The simplest way to try migration again. What do you think about this feature as adding new option
migrate up --ignore-dirty
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: