Added support for scripts in file system #3
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I'd be happy to discuss any changes or issues identified. Please feel free to reach out. |
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Looks like you never got anywhere with merging this in. Are you using this code currently? I'm definitely interested in the file system source for hashed scripts. |
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@piwaf We are not actively using it for other reasons, but we tested it briefly and it got us going with scripts in file system. Let me know what you think about the changes and we can move it forward. |
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Changes:
Breaking Change:
DbUpdateris an abstract class now. To use specific script provider, there are factory methods:DbUpdater.UsingEmbeddedScriptsandDbUpdater.UsingScriptsInFileSystem.UsingEmbeddedScriptsfactory method requires same parameters as previously. Hence, for clients it would be a quick change.