Migrondi - v1.0.0 #32
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add string asString
for object serialization
set migrondi to new versions add serialization tests
add filesystem tests
fix test
- apply migrations tests - rollback migrations test
- fix async rollback impl - update database code
- Allow usage of Cancellation Tokens - Start exposing public API constructs
update migration name schema
(i.e. the migration will not be rolled back or applied)
- update documentation samples
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This PR is going to be what's coming next for Migrondi
It should be more extensible to work with and easier to contribute to it (I hope), for the moment there aren't any particular new features as this version was more of a solidify the codebase for further improvements if me or someone else wants to keep taking this project further.
The ideas and mechanisms seem to work for what I need it, but it should be simpler to extend now to other kinds of systems as I've decided to also introduce async APIs.
The main core mechanisms of Migrondi will be exposed as a library so in case you want to handle the migration run from your code (e.g. scripting or startup logic) you will be able to do so!