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Write on README how to create and run db migration script #996

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isabelcosta opened this issue Feb 9, 2021 · 3 comments · May be fixed by #1133
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Write on README how to create and run db migration script #996

isabelcosta opened this issue Feb 9, 2021 · 3 comments · May be fixed by #1133
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Category: Documentation/Training Improvements or additions to documentation.

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@isabelcosta
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isabelcosta commented Feb 9, 2021

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As a developer,
I need steps to create an Alembic migration script,
so that I can know how to create migration script and upgrade database schema version.

Write couple steps concisely on README to explain how to create and run migration script

tip: If you are inexperienced with alembic migrations, it might be worth it to try this out your self, by changing a property in a database model (sqlalchemy) and create script + upgrade/downgrade versions. If you use local env variable, your db will be sqlite based, so easily deleted and created.

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  • Steps to do this are concisely explained on a separate README section

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  • All of the required items are completed.
  • Approval by 1 mentor.

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@isabelcosta isabelcosta added Category: Documentation/Training Improvements or additions to documentation. Status: Available Issue was approved and available to claim or abandoned for over 3 days. labels Feb 9, 2021
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nlok5923 commented Mar 5, 2021

@isabelcosta i would like to work on it.

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epicadk commented Mar 5, 2021

Sure assigning you @nlok5923 : ). Good luck.

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Self-assigning myself to this issue 😉. cc @epicadk and @vj-codes

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