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[5.4] Output migration name before starting a migration or rollback#18379

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@mmccaff mmccaff commented Mar 16, 2017

Laravel shows the migration name as output when an UP or DOWN has finished, but does not show any output before starting either.

It would be useful to see the migration name before it starts, in the runUp and runDown methods.

I spent some time today trying to figure out why my simple migration was just hanging -- rebooting my VM and such, when it was actually a 10+ minute long migration a teammate had slipped in that was running before mine. Since there is no output until finished, I thought something was hanging as the cursor just sat below the command prompt with no indication of anything happening.

It would have been useful to know that it was busy running THAT migration.

For language, I’m propose this in this pull request:

$this->note("<info>Rolling back:</info> {$file}");
$this->note("<info>Migrating:</info> {$file}");

(to matched the ‘Rolled Back: ‘ and ‘Migrated: ' messages that are show on completion.)

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Laravel shows the migration name when an UP or DOWN has finished, but not before it starts.

It would be useful to see the migration name before it starts,  in the runUp and runDown methods.

I spent some time today trying to figure out why my simple migration was just hanging -- rebooting my VM and such, when it was actually a 10+ minute long migration a teammate had slipped in that was running before mine. Since there is no output until finished, I thought something was hanging.

It would have been useful to know that it was busy running THAT migration.

 For language, I’d propose this:

```$this->note("<info>Rolling back:</info> {$file}");
$this->note("<info>Migrating:</info> {$file}");```

(to matched the ‘Rolled Back: ‘ and ‘Migrated: ' messages on completion.)
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There is a formatting difference where yours has the whole file path and the completed notification just has the basename style output.

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mmccaff commented Mar 16, 2017

Thanks - I fixed that. I had tested on 5.3 where $file is what was displayed, and pulled the code from there.

I changed this to $name to match.

@taylorotwell taylorotwell merged commit 3b96c7a into laravel:5.4 Mar 16, 2017
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