Hello everyone,
i have a serious situation here , for your record i use MVC with Angular 1.x template
when i started my project i never use migrations so i just make changes to my classes then use command update-database -force in PMC to reflect the changes to database , even if i had problems during this process i easily delete the old database because i'm in the middle of development mode , but what about publishing and production what i do if i have to make changes , can anyone advice me what to do before get forward to the next step , is it possible to make migration class with all the changes been made during the development i hope that my question is clear enough
thank you in advance
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Hi @moustafa,
If you are not on production yet, you can delete all migration files and create a single migration by Add-Migration command. After moving to production, I suggest not to delete migrations.
If that is not what you are asking, can you explain a bit more ?
Thanks.
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I hope the Migrator documentation will be ready soon. I am sure it will help a lot of people to understand its usage on the following sequence of events:
- Initial use to setup PRD/STG from DEV environment
- How to publish the tool to the targeted environment from DEV
- How to execute the tool with reference to where the exe and config reside
- How to use the tool to handle subsequent model change .
Look forward to the documentation release. ;)
Thanks. /tommy
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Hi @ ismcagdas
yes i'm asking about migration because i going to production mode and i didn't create migrations classes to changes i made to database but the migrations done from your side exists and i didn't delete it so i 'll try to add single migration as you said and i'll let you know i have a further questions
thanks
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Thanks,
We are waiting for your feedback :)
