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A "migrate" plug-in for Flyway, making cross-platform database deployments trivial. Also includes support for a drift-check for SQL Server, MySQL and Oracle using Redgate tools.
Apparently you can't call /scriptfile and /assertidentical at the same time. :(
User feedback showed usability issue. Hopefully the improved help text will resolve this. Also improved consistency of help text and cut out some waffle.
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A Flyway plug-in for cross-platform database deploys
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Thanks @Alex-Yates this has been merged and will be pushed to production shortly. |
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Awesome! Thank you.
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A "migrate" plug-in for Flyway, making cross-platform database
deployments trivial.
Also includes support for a drift-check for SQL Server, MySQL and Oracle
using Redgate tools.
I'm in the process of writing a blog post with instructions.