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it would be nice if this package produced an actual migration of the result, that can then be committed, rather than having a migration that runs the artisan command.
By including a migration that runs the artisan commend, there is a requirement to always include this package as a dependency, even after it has served its purpose.
It would be more useful, if this package produced a migration that can then be committed to the project, that contained all the up's and down's to go from int to bigint and back
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@godismyjudge95 I don't think this really answers the initial request which was, if I understood correctly, that the package could generate a migration with the up() and down() methods so that there is actually the generated SQL code.
it would be nice if this package produced an actual migration of the result, that can then be committed, rather than having a migration that runs the artisan command.
By including a migration that runs the artisan commend, there is a requirement to always include this package as a dependency, even after it has served its purpose.
It would be more useful, if this package produced a migration that can then be committed to the project, that contained all the up's and down's to go from int to bigint and back
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: