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The Myth of Down Migrations

5 pointsby CoffeeOnWrite4 months ago

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Terr_4 months ago
My &quot;down&quot; migrations get exercised when I need to switch feature-branches in local development.<p>I&#x27;m OK with the idea that they almost certainly won&#x27;t be needed after the feature has been in production for X months, but there are still short-term benefits, such as being a kind of executable code-documentation for when DevOps finds out something goes Horribly Wrong with this week&#x27;s release, and you&#x27;re trying to hit &quot;undo&quot; within a relatively short time period.<p>On longer time frames, you&#x27;ll probably make a new differently-forward migration script, but the old one can still be very handy to have as a reference.
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