I do use SQL in my migrations though. I find the INSERT INTO ... SELECT pattern is ideal for migrations that require data changes.
I do use SQL in my migrations though. I find the INSERT INTO ... SELECT pattern is ideal for migrations that require data changes.
Then, I get a verbal indication that it has finished.
Then, I get a verbal indication that it has finished.
Second “potentially dangerous situation?” This sounds like a full-on dangerous situation.
Second “potentially dangerous situation?” This sounds like a full-on dangerous situation.