Warn when migration was inferred as non-reversible and user set rever… #3597
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This is a bug. The command-line flag should always override the inferred behavior. I have a fix in #3383 but it's going to take me some time yet to get that over the finish line. I'm going to close this since it's the wrong approach, but please feel free to open a new PR with the bugfix. |
Thank you very much, @abonander |
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This PR prints a warning when trying to add a reversible migration on top of non-reversible migrations. This behavior was added along with the PR that added inference: #2664.
First time contributor here - I read the code and it's not clear why reversible migrations can't be stacked on top of non-reversible ones. Obviously this would limit which versions one could revert, which seems fine.
I'm in the spot where I was lazy in the beginning of a project and used non-reversible migrations. But now I'd like to start using reversible ones.
Does your PR solve an issue?
Running
sqlx migrate add -r somethingafter previously adding non-reversible migrations ignores the-rflag and creates a non-reversible migration. I was confused for a bit.#3598