Results for “Std.Db.Migrate.Migration”
10 matching declarations
Use module:Std.List, kind:fn, or is:exact. Put a Pudu type after ::.
- Std.Db.Migrate.Migration
One change to a schema.
- Std.Db.Migrate.migration
Int -> Str -> &Array[Str] -> Std.Db.Migrate.MigrationA migration from its parts.
- Std.App.Database.migrate
&Std.App.Database.Database -> &Array[Std.Db.Migrate.Migration] -> Result[Int, Std.Db.Migrate.MigrationError]Bring the schema to what the program holds, through this database's driver.
- Std.App.Database.migrationStage
&Std.App.Database.Database -> Str -> &Array[Std.Db.Migrate.Migration] -> Std.App.Stage.StageA stage that migrates when the application starts and has nothing to undo
- Std.Db.Migrate.apply
&Std.Db.Driver.Client -> &Std.Db.Driver.Driver -> &Array[Std.Db.Migrate.Migration] -> Result[Int, Std.Db.Migrate.MigrationError]Bring the schema to what the program expects, through any driver.
- Std.Db.Migrate.digestOf
&Std.Db.Migrate.Migration -> StrThe digest of a migration's statements as they stand.
- Std.Db.Migrate.explain
&Std.Db.Migrate.MigrationError -> StrWhat a refusal says.
- Std.Db.Migrate.migrate
Std.Db.Session.Connection -> &Array[Std.Db.Migrate.Migration] -> Result[(Int, Std.Db.Session.Connection), Std.Db.Migrate.MigrationError]Bring the schema to what the program expects, on one PostgreSQL session.
- Std.Db.Migrate.ordered
&Array[Std.Db.Migrate.Migration] -> Array[Std.Db.Migrate.Migration]The migrations in version order, which is the order they are considered in.
- Std.Db.Migrate.plan
&Array[Std.Db.Migrate.Migration] -> &Array[Std.Db.Migrate.Applied] -> Result[Std.Db.Migrate.Plan, Std.Db.Migrate.MigrationError]What should happen next, decided without a database.
