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No, there is no way of skipping them. I would suggest you simply backup the migrations table as well. Maybe you could provide a use case should this be still from interest. |
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Hello, I am checking to see if this is something that is/could be implemented. I scanned the docs fast and there is no mention to mark a migration applied or baseline. Here are some use cases:
Although 3 is more important. 1 is the one that does not allow people to start using the tool midway. They either have to start using it from the beginning or not use it at all. Cheers |
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Is there a way to baseline an existing database? For example if adding db-migrate to an existing database we might not want to run some of the migrations. Is there a way to only run migrations newer then the baseline?
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