"Latest" docs show `callback` arg to `up()` but `db-migrate create` does not
See original GitHub issueCreating a migration with db-migrate create
yields up (db)
rather than up (db, callback)
– this is inconsistent with the docs.
I’m running 0.10.0-beta.20 from NPM
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Cool thing! Gonna have a look later
@wzrdtales how’d I do? ❤️