Migrate module

[The Dave]

Hi all!

I'm new to Play! and think it's fantastic!

* I implemented a database 'migrate' module, which allows developers
to maintain migration scripts for one or more databases. The module
is implemented solely in python and
* module name: migrate
* Short description: Migrate module for the Play! framework. This
module allows you to easily maintain database versions for your
project.
* My project is hosted on gitHub at this URL: http://github.com/dcardon/play-migrate
* My OpenID is: http://dcardon.myopenid.com/

Thanks! I hope this module is useful to other Play! users.

--David Cardon

[Ω Alisson]

Wow, this is really cool!

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[Nicolas Leroux]

Hi,

Thank you very much for the module, it looks really useful.
I have added your module to the module repository. You should be able to upload it now.

Nicolas

PS: there is a typo in the doc with module.pdf instead of module.migrate ;)

[Guillaume Bort]

Also I think that if you manage your database schema this way you
should disable the automatic schema creation by setting jpa.ddl=none
or jpa.ddl=validate, right?

Perhaps it could be good to add this point to the documentation.

[The Dave]

Thanks all--very good suggestions.

I've made the changes and uploaded the first version. Looks pretty
good, but I think I might have to tweaks the docs a little more (just
for formatting).

--David

On Feb 27, 3:02 am, Guillaume Bort <guillaume.b...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Also I think that if you manage your database schema this way you
> should disable the automatic schema creation by setting jpa.ddl=none
> or jpa.ddl=validate, right?
>
> Perhaps it could be good to add this point to the documentation.
>

> On Sat, Feb 27, 2010 at 9:58 AM, Nicolas Leroux <nico...@lunatech.com> wrote:
> > Hi,
>
> > Thank you very much for the module, it looks really useful.
> > I have added your module to the module repository. You should be able to upload it now.
>
> > Nicolas
>
> > PS: there is a typo in the doc with module.pdf instead of module.migrate ;)
>
> > On 26 feb 2010, at 22:09, The Dave wrote:
>
> >> Hi all!
>
> >> I'm new to Play! and think it's fantastic!
>
> >> * I implemented a database 'migrate' module, which allows developers
> >> to maintain migration scripts for one or more databases.  The module
> >> is implemented solely in python and
> >> * module name: migrate
> >> * Short description: Migrate module for the Play! framework. This
> >> module allows you to easily maintain database versions for your
> >> project.
> >> * My project is hosted on gitHub at this URL:http://github.com/dcardon/play-migrate
> >> * My OpenID is:http://dcardon.myopenid.com/
>
> >> Thanks!  I hope this module is useful to other Play! users.
>
> >> --David Cardon
>
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