Thank you so much for this video - It covered some things which were unclear to me. Also love the fact, that you're putting the cli commands in package.json :) - subbed.
Nice tutorial. I see you reduced the recording area to only have the relevant part instead of your whole screen. Nice change. It's much easier to read and follow along.
Thank you for the video. I got a question, what to do with migration files ? it might get huge by time. Do we just commit them and have it in the repo ?
You are welcome. Yep, just keep then in them in the repository. For long running project there will be a lot of them. For one of our projects we have about 150 of them. They don't present any problem.
Fantastic tutorial, keep up the good work. I have one question and it might be stupid, how did you that there is a field called migrationStorageTableName ??
Thank you for the video. I got a question, what to do with migration files ? because it might get huge by time. Do we just commit them and have it in the repo ?
Thank you so much for this video - It covered some things which were unclear to me. Also love the fact, that you're putting the cli commands in package.json :) - subbed.
Glad it was helpful!
Amazing tutorial, great explanation and also really appreciated thst you cover dev topics like e. g. not committing the env file
Glad it was helpful!
Nice tutorial. I see you reduced the recording area to only have the relevant part instead of your whole screen. Nice change. It's much easier to read and follow along.
Yes, you are right!
Thank you for the video. I got a question, what to do with migration files ? it might get huge by time. Do we just commit them and have it in the repo ?
You are welcome. Yep, just keep then in them in the repository. For long running project there will be a lot of them. For one of our projects we have about 150 of them. They don't present any problem.
Fantastic tutorial, keep up the good work. I have one question and it might be stupid, how did you that there is a field called migrationStorageTableName ??
It is in the documentation sequelize.org/docs/v6/other-topics/migrations/#migration-storage
Is there a follow-up vid to this?
Yes, here is a video on more advanced Sequelize migrations th-cam.com/video/OijsHjjRH5A/w-d-xo.html
thanks
You're welcome!
Thank you for the video. I got a question, what to do with migration files ? because it might get huge by time. Do we just commit them and have it in the repo ?
Yep.