This example application is designed for demonstration, testing, and educational purposes. It showcases the functionality of the hackzilla/doctrine-migration-pruner-bundle, a tool for managing and pruning old Doctrine migration files.
- Generates fake Doctrine migration files with random timestamps.
- Demonstrates the automatic pruning of old migration files by the
hackzilla/doctrine-migration-pruner-bundle. - Useful for understanding how the bundle operates in a real-world scenario.
- Doctrine Migration Bundle v3.
- MySQL or Sqlite
The system is currently configured for Sqlite.
Use composer to install the necessary dependencies:
composer installTo configure the hackzilla_doctrine_migration_pruner in your Symfony application, add the following to your config/packages/hackzilla_doctrine_migration_pruner.yaml file:
hackzilla_doctrine_migration_pruner:
remove_migrations_before: '2007-05-01' # Can be null or a valid date-timeRun the custom Symfony command to generate migration files:
bin/console app:generate-migrations [numMigrations] [startYear] [endYear]numMigrations: The number of migration files to generate.startYear: The start year for random timestamp generation.endYear: The end year for random timestamp generation.
To create 30 migrations between 2019 and 2025:
bin/console app:generate-migrations 30 2019 2025Execute your Doctrine migrations as usual:
bin/console doctrine:migrations:migrateThe pruning operation will automatically occur, removing old migration files and their corresponding database entries.
This application provides a hands-on way to test and observe the hackzilla/doctrine-migration-pruner-bundle in action.
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Please report issues using GitHub's issue tracker: GitHub Repo
Alertnatively, if have issues with the bundle, please report issues with the bundle issue tracker: GitHub Repo
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This application is released under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for details.