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create migration in subdirectory
See original GitHub issueI would use the following file structure for migration
<root>
/migrations
/v1.0.0
20160510103943_users-table.js
20160510104944_session-table.js
/v1.0.1
20160510111002_posts-table.js
20160510189377_comments-table.js
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- Created 7 years ago
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Why?
The fact is that I have too much migration files