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Allow custom names in commits
See original GitHub issueJust like a CVS history, commits with proper names increase readability.
- 00001_create_users.sql
- 00002_create_topics.sql
- 00003_add_name_to_users.sql
Two options to customize the name:
- Commit normally and edit the filename by appending
_the_message - Add
-margument tomigrate commitin order to specify the name
What do you think? Thanks.
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- Created 4 years ago
- Comments:6 (4 by maintainers)
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I’m going to close this issue for now as no-one is planning to implement it and I don’t see it as a major issue in the software. Thank you for the discussion 👍
Thanks for your feedback @lukaspili; your answers make sense. I think on the filename front we should be quite restrictive so that users don’t accidentally exclude future developers on other platforms; your regexp makes sense for this, though it may cause issues for developer working with non-latin alphabets.