Releases: orptech-com/laravel-migration-partition
v4.0.4
v4.0.3
Merge pull request #20 from orptech-com/dependabot/github_actions/dep… …endabot/fetch-metadata-1.5.0 Bump dependabot/fetch-metadata from 1.3.6 to 1.5.0
v4.0.2
Laravel 10 compatability.
v3.0.0
- Series partition creation commands for range, list and hash partitions.
- New naming convention in order to provide extendability.
- Ability to attach, and detach partitions.
- Support for native Illuminate methods.
- Updated README to provide more in-depth usage guidance.
This is a major release and is NOT backward compatible.
v2.0.0
- Changed the range partition naming convention.
- Added support for hash partitioning.
- Added support for list partitioning.
v1.0.6
Added attachPartition method.
v1.0.5
Added README.md indicators.
v1.0.4
In order to work with partitions, PostgreSQL requires tables to be created as "partitioned table", and it's impossible to convert a regular table into a partitioned one. Solutions on the internet show that people use raw queries to make their tables when they are using Laravel and PostgreSQL. They lose the beauty of Laravel and its features. With this package, users can use the new Schema static method to create their partitioned table.
v1.0.3
In order to work with partitions, PostgreSQL requires tables to be created as "partitioned table", and it's impossible to convert a regular table into a partitioned one. Solutions on the internet show that people use raw queries to make their tables when they are using Laravel and PostgreSQL. They lose the beauty of Laravel and its features. With this package, users can use the new Schema static method to create their partitioned table.