Kristaps Fabians Geikins
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* wip * some extra fixes * stuff kinda works? * need to figure out mocks * need to figure out mocks * fix db listener * gqlgen fix * minor gqlgen watch adjustment * lint fixes * delete old codegen file * converting migrations to ESM * getModuleDIrectory * vitest sort of works * added back ts-vitest * resolve gql double load * fixing test timeout configs * TSC lint fix * fix automate tests * moar debugging * debugging * more debugging * codegen update * server works * yargs migrated * chore(server): getting rid of global mocks for Server ESM (#5046) * got rid of email mock * got rid of comment mocks * got rid of multi region mocks * got rid of stripe mock * admin override mock updated * removed final mock * fixing import.meta.resolve calls * another import.meta.resolve fix * added requested test * nyc ESM fix * removed unneeded deps + linting * yarn lock forgot to commit * tryna fix flakyness * email capture util fix * sendEmail fix * fix TSX check * sender transporter fix + CR comments * merge main fix * test fixx * circleci fix * gqlgen bigint fix * error formatter fix * more error formatting improvements * esmloader added to Dockerfile * more dockerfile fixes * bg jobs fix
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Migrations, and how to create them
First, make a new migration file in the appropriate migrations folder. To do this use ./bin/cli.
Next, write your migration! Here's an example below that adds a new column to a table.
/* istanbul ignore file */
const up = async (knex) => {
await knex.schema.alterTable('scopes', (table) => {
table.boolean('public').defaultTo(true)
})
}
const down = async (knex) => {
let hasColumn = await knex.schema.hasColumn('scopes', 'public')
if (hasColumn) {
await knex.schema.alterTable('scopes', (table) => {
table.dropColumn('public')
})
}
}
export { up, down }
Notes:
- Do not delete or edit existing migration files
- To edit an existing table, use alter table in a new migration file.
- Always prefix your migration file with the date that you authored it in.