Cristian Balas
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* Keep commits of deleted users to other streams, but set the user reference to null * fix(server): user deletion fixes; updates tests includes one failing assert that needs to be fixed * fix(server): left join on users in commit services to handle null author cases * fix(server): ditto, caught one more join -> leftJoin case * test(server): user deletion test wrap-ip catches all commit/branches with null authors re services * fix(server): unqualified delete syntax error - thanks JS! Co-authored-by: Dimitrie Stefanescu <didimitrie@gmail.com>
Migrations, and how to create them
First, make a new migration file:
cd ${migrations folder}knex migrate:make ${your migration name}
Next, write your migration! Here's an example below that adds a new column to a table.
/* istanbul ignore file */
exports.up = async ( knex ) => {
await knex.schema.alterTable( 'scopes', table => {
table.boolean( 'public' ).defaultTo( true )
} )
}
exports.down = async ( knex ) => {
let hasColumn = await knex.schema.hasColumn( 'scopes', 'public' )
if ( hasColumn ) {
await knex.schema.alterTable( 'scopes', table => {
table.dropColumn( 'public' )
} )
}
}
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.